South Devon College

FdA History with English

UCAS course code VQ13
Institution code S32
Duration

2 years
Course type

Full-time
Study location South Devon College (Paignton)
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Everything at University Centre South Devon (UCSD) is designed to maximise your employability and future career opportunities. Courses are created with local employers to ensure you learn industry-relevant skills and are delivered in small classes with regular one-to-one support, covering a range of study skills – it’s no wonder we’re recognised as a leading institution in the National Student Survey.

Course details

  • Year 1

  • Core modules

    SOUD1247
    What is History?

    SOUD1248
    Evolution and Revolution in Reformation Europe c.1500 - 1700

    SOUD1257
    Introduction to Literary Studies - Part 1 (Elizabethans to Victorians)

    SOUD1258
    Introduction to Literary Studies - Part 2 (WW1 to the Present Day)

    SOUD1259
    The Dawning of America: From Plymouth Rock to the Philippines c.1600 - 1900

    SOUD1523
    Engaging with History and Heritage

    This module will develop students through engagement with History and Heritage.  Students will learn about, understand and apply key skills that are essential to the practice of History. Students will develop workplace skills pertaining to local heritage through practical volunteer-based experience. By the end of this module students will have a general understanding of both academic and vocational history

  • Final year

  • Core modules

    SOUD2190
    The Reluctant Handover: The changing Anglo-American relationship in the 20th century

    SOUD2191
    Reinvention of a nation: 20th Century Britain

    SOUD2193
    Hidden Histories: South Devon's Role in the World

    SOUD2194
    The American Literary Voice

    SOUD2212
    Degeneration and Decline in Late Victorian Fiction

    SOUD2482
    History, Controversy and Debate

    Students will consider the importance and contribution of key historiographic debates and controversies that have occurred within the discipline of History. Students will gain an in depth understanding for not only individual historians and their interpretations but the overall and ongoing value, relevancy and contribution that these particular debates have made to the study of History and to contemporary society.

The modules shown for this course are those currently being studied by our students, or are proposed new modules. Please note that programme structures and individual modules are subject to amendment from time to time as part of the University’s curriculum enrichment programme and in line with changes in the University’s policies and requirements.

Fees, costs and funding
As this course is delivered by one of our partner colleges, please contact the college directly for information on fees and funding.

How to apply
All applications for undergraduate courses are made through UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service).
UCAS will ask for the information contained in the box at the top of this course page including the UCAS course code and the institution code.
To apply for this course and for more information about submitting an application including application deadline dates, please visit the UCAS website.

Progression routes

Completing this course enables you to progress onto these related courses and programmes with the University of Plymouth at level 5 or level 6, as specifically defined by this programme’s progression agreement.

For further information, including the progression from foundation degree form, please visit https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/business-partners/partnerships/academic-partnerships/study-guide/progression-to-honours-degree

Our partnership with South Devon College
The University of Plymouth has developed partnerships with institutions around the world with the sole purpose of making higher education more accessible to those people who need something just a little different.

Our Academic Partnerships enable students to enrol for a degree at a partnership institution closer to home, or engage in distance learning – even when they’re in the middle of the ocean. They are there for those people looking to return to education, or enhance their professional development. Full- or part-time; foundation degree to masters-level – we cater for a huge variety of needs and aspirations.

Many of our partners offer specialist degrees, unique facilities, and smaller class sizes at a competitive price. And as a student of two institutions, you get the best of both worlds; a supportive learning environment as part of a close-knit community, and a university-level qualification awarded by the University of Plymouth. You’ll enjoy not only the facilities and services your partnership institution provides, but also all of the additional support and resources you need from us, and you’ll automatically become a member of our Students’ Union, too.

We are continuing to grow the number of partner institutions and expand our academic community to new locations around the UK and overseas. Why not visit the Academic Partnerships page on our website for a full list of partners and for more details on studying with us?

One of our partners delivers this particular course – so please visit their website for full course details, entry requirements, tuition fees and information on what student life is like there. 

Open days

Partner college open days

This course is run at one of our partner colleges. Open days are held at the college and more details of these can be found on the college website. You'll find contact details below, on this page.

University of Plymouth open days

You are also very welcome to attend a University of Plymouth open day, to get a flavour of the courses you can progress to from a partner college. There will however be limited information on this specific course and college.

Studying with South Devon College

At the heart of the sunny English Riviera, we’re an award-winning Beacon status college. Add to that our ‘outstanding’ rating by Ofsted (in 2009), modern facilities and our larger-than-life Students’ Union, and you’re left with the perfect environment.
 
Plymouth students working on a group project