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WELCOME!

English Literature and Literature Duals

Welcome to English Literature

Dr. Jonathan Rayner

• Subject Director for English Literature

• Email: [email protected]

• Office: 1.23 Jessop West, First Floor, English Wing

What you’ll hear about today • Introductions

• Further meetings

• How to contact us if you need help this week

• Where to get other help & information

• Choosing modules, completing registration

• These slides will be available for you to refer to from today

Skills, knowledge & experience through University & Students’ Union

• Improve written/spoken English, Maths, languages

• Part-time, temporary work, placements

• Recognise & develop skills & experience

• New skills & experience to boost your CV

• Volunteer, help others, work in community

• Meet people from home & abroad

• Sports for fun or competition

• Manage your own health, finances, wellbeing

• Learn about lots of other ways of living

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Opportunities

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• Union clubs and societies

• 301 skills development

• English Language Teaching Centre

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Your timetable starts on Monday


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Choosing your modules

60 credits per semester, made up from: 3 x 20-credit modules (sometimes 10 credit modules also)

120 credits per year (over three years = 360 credits to graduate) Choose from:

• English core modules • English ‘approved’ (optional) modules • Faculty of Arts ‘approved’ modules • ‘Unrestricted’ modules, across the University


• Single Honours Literature students have two core modules (Lit 107 + Lit 108: 20 + 20 = 40 credits)

• You can also choose to take up to 4 other 20 credit English modules

• And/or you can take unrestricted modules

• Dual Honours Literature students have core modules in Literature and in their other subject (40 + 40 = 80 credits)

• You can also choose to take up to 4 other 20 credit English modules, and/or you can take unrestricted modules

• Check for any other requirements with your other department


Single English Literature Module Choice Grid

20 credits 40 credits from

Autumn Semester

LIT107:

Studying Prose (CORE)

• LIT180 Introduction to Theatre

• LIT113: Foundations in Literary Study:

Biblical and Classical Sources

• LIT181: Introduction to Cinema

• Lit 109: Creative Writing

• ELL 118: Early Englishes

• Unrestricted module

Spring Semester

LIT108:

Studying Poetry (CORE)

LIT112: Critical Contexts

Lit 110: Hollywood Cinema

Lit 103: Early American Literature

EGH102: Practical Stylistics

Lit 111: Creative Writing

ELL117 Celtic Languages and

Literatures

EGH101 Intro to Reception & Analysis

of Theatre & Performance

Unrestricted Module



Autumn

LIT107:

Studying Prose (CORE)

• LIT180 Introduction to Theatre

• LIT113: Foundations in Literary

Study: Biblical and Classical

Sources

• LIT181: Introduction to Cinema


• ELL 118: Early Englishes




Spring

LIT108:

Studying Poetry (CORE)

• LIT112: Critical Contexts

• LIT110: Hollywood Cinema

• LIT103: Early American Literature


• ELL 117: Celtic Languages and

Literatures

•EGH 101 Introduction to Reception

and Analysis of Theatre and

Performance


English Duals Module Choice Grid

20 credits 20 credits 20 credits from

Autumn

LIT107:

Studying Prose

(CORE)

CORE from the other half of

your dual degree

• English Modules

• Arts/Unrestricted

Spring

LIT108:

Studying Poetry

(CORE)

CORE from the other half of

your dual degree

• English Modules

• Arts/Unrestricted

Other modules to consider: Faculty of Arts and Humanities

• FCA 1000 Interdisciplinary Research in Practice (Spring semester)

• Information included in your induction pack


Other modules to consider: Faculty of Arts and Humanities • REL 124 Epics and Myths in the Ancient Near East (Spring semester)

• Accompaniment to Lit 113 Biblical and Classical Sources

• IPA1010 LGBT Studies

• Study of gender, contemporary and historical


Other modules to consider: Department of Life-Long Learning • ACE1630 Ideas that Changed the World (20 credits)

• ACE1361 Time and Humanity (20 credits)

• ACE1362 Understanding Contemporary Society (20)

• ACE1887 Exclusion and Inclusion in the Community (20)

• Year-long modules, evening classes in both semesters

• ACE1813 Researching with Communities (10 credits, Spring semester only)


Check your yellow forms for personalised information The credits you have already chosen Any remaining credits you need to fill *Lit 400 modules (Erasmus only)* Stickers!

Check your yellow forms for personalised information

• If you have already chosen 120 credits already and these are TYPED on your form ….

…….. go to University student registration in the Goodwin Sports Centre on Wednesday 23rd at 9.30am


• If you have any HANDWRITTEN information on your form ….

…….. go to the Octagon Centre on Wednesday 23rd at 8.30am-9.30am to have these modules added to your University record …….. and then go to University student registration in the Goodwin Sports Centre on Wednesday 23rd at 9.30am


• If you want to choose some ‘unrestricted’ modules from other departments ….

…….. go to the Octagon on Wednesday at 8.30-9.30am to have these modules added to your University record …….. and then go to University student registration in the Goodwin Sports Centre on Wednesday at9.30am


• If you haven’t chosen modules already or you have 60 credits or fewer on your form….

…….. come to the English module choice session this afternoon at 1pm …….in Seminar Room 8 on the 3rd floor of Jessop West


• If you want to choose additional modules from English….

…. please attend the module choice ‘mop up’ session this afternoon between 1-3pm in Seminar Room 8 on the 3rd floor of Jessop West

Two Important Meetings Monday 21st September

Welcome to the University

Octagon Centre, 3-4pm

Tuesday 22nd September

What you need to know

St George’s Church, 2-4pm

Introduction to E-learning

• For all English students

• Run by Jamie Lepiorz

• Learn how to use University systems (MOLE, MUSE)

• Thursday 24th September 9am-12pm, Hicks Building, room G25


Mentoring:


Any student who has not already applied for a mentor is welcome to attend one of the mentoring program's drop in sessions, and sign up for a mentor. Alternatively, they can sign up at www.sheffield.ac.uk/mentoring, or during the pre-registration online activities. These meetings are not for students who have already signed up for mentoring, as it is up to their Mentor to arrange a time to meet them. Drop-in sessions for mentors and mentees are all held in Gallery room 4 on level 4 of the Students’ Union, at the following times during intro week: Monday 10:30am – 1:45pm Tuesday 11am - 5pm Wednesday 11am - 5pm Thursday 11am - 5pm Friday 10:30am – 1:45pm

http://www.sheffield.ac.uk/mentoring

Personal tutoring Personal tutoring sessions run on Thurs 24th & Fri 25th September

• The list of personal tutor groups, times and locations are posted online at www.shef.ac.uk/english/induction •and on the wall at reception (Floor 1, Jessop West) • You should have completed your induction task ahead of this meeting. (The task which was sent to you by post over the summer.) • Your personal tutor is your first point of contact if you need help and advice about anything affecting your studies


www.sheffield.ac.uk/faculty/arts-and-humanities/achieve-more

ThinkCreate 2nd – 6th February 2015

Faculty Of Arts & Humanities.

During a week long event in February you will:


• Work with academics and their research from the outset of your studies

• Meet with alumni from a wide range of industries and public sector bodies

• Tackle some of the biggest global challenges facing society today

• Learn alongside students from across the Faculty to broaden your horizons and subject knowledge

• Develop your teamwork and problem-solving skills

Achieve More.


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Where to get information & help

• School of English Reception, Floor 1, Jessop West (0114 222 8480) • School of English button on MOLE The SoE website: •www.shef.ac.uk/english/

Classes

Seminar sign up via MOLE • More information at tomorrow’s meeting • Make sure your seminar group times do not conflict with lectures or other classes. This is especially important when/if you are making unrestricted module choices

• ALL CLASSES IN THE SCHOOL OF ENGLISH START NEXT WEEK • MONDAY FOR SOME SEMINARS

Lecture Times

LIT 107 Studying Prose Wednesday 12.00 – 12.50pm The Diamond, LT1 Thursday 11.00 - 11.50pm St George’s Church LT LIT113 Foundations in Literary Study Wednesday 10.00 - 10.50am The Diamond LT5 Thursday 10.00 – 10.50am Alfred Denny Bldg. LT2 LIT 180 Introduction to Theatre Monday 5.00 – 5.50pm The Diamond LT5 Thursday 12.00 – 12.50pm Mappin Building LT 6 LIT 181 Introduction to Cinema Tuesday 9.00 – 11.50am Mappin Building LT 5

Final (4) Welcomes

Friday 25th September

School of English Welcome meeting

Students’ Union Auditorium, 3-4pm

Followed by welcome drinks for all students Theatre Workshop, Shearwood Road, 4-5pm

ALL WELCOME!


Documents

The University of Sheffield: PowerPoint template/file/IntroMeetingLI… · Single English Literature Module Choice Grid 20 credits 40 credits from Autumn Semester LIT107: Studying