English and British Studies

Lake School of English
Oxford, United Kingdom

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Course Description:

'' You start your British Studies course after you have completed your General English training. Most students are required to achieve an IELTS score of 6.0 and to attend an interview at the college.

You start your British Studies course in January or October and study part-time for 2 or 3 terms. The range of subjects on the British Studies course includes:

Modern British Society
British History
Religion in Britain today
British Politics
Literature and Drama
Art History
You will also develop your listening and speaking skills so you can participate fully in seminars and tutorials. You will improve your writing skills so you can research and write the academic essays that are part of your course. You can also take extra/alternative courses to develop a European and/or business aspect to your studies. You can develop these in your personal tutorials, if you wish.

Achieving your goals: an excellent start to academic studies in Britain
On successful completion of the programme, which includes assessed coursework, you will receive a certificate of grades achieved. If you wish, you can use our university placement advice service. Your counsellor will guide you through the application procedure.

If you would like further information about this course, please contact the Lake School.
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Phone:+44 1865 724312

School Address:

The Lake School of English, 14 Park End Street, Oxford OX1 1JQ England

Jobs & Resumes: Oxford
Houses & Roommates: Oxford

IELTS Exam Preparation
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English and Business Studies
English and IT

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