Course-Related Study Trips

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Course-related study trips are an integral part of the academic programme. Unless otherwise stated, the trips listed below are mandatory, and open only to students taking the course to which they are related:

Montacute House
Tudor and Stuart England 1485-1660
Exmoor and the Quantock Hills
British Romanticism
Cheltenham Festival of Literature
The Beast, Big Brother and Beyond: Post-War British Fiction on Film
Nineteenth-century London
Ghosts and the Gothic: The Literature of Terror, 1760-1900
Stourhead and Wardour Castle
Eighteenth-Century House and Garden
Bristol annual short film festival
Film Screenwriting
Medieval Castles and Ruins
History of the Middle Ages: The Formation of England 400-1400
Hampton Court Palace
In the Courts of Princes: Politics and Elite Culture in Renaissance England
The Austen family cottage, Chawton
Jane Austen
The City of Dublin
Irish Nationalisms
The City of Dublin
Irish Literature, 1800-the Present
BBC Television Centre, London
The Media in Britain
London and the South Bank Arts Complex
Mementoes: Reading, Writing and Remembering
The Houses of Parliament and the Cabinet War Rooms, London
Modern British Political History
Bronte country: the Yorkshire Moors
Nineteenth-Century Women Novelists: the Gothic and the Realistic
Archives at Shakespeare's Birthplace Trust
Shakespeare in Performance
Archives at Shakespeare's Birthplace Trust
Mythologizing Shakespeare
Victoria and Albert Docks, London
The Victorian Era
Bath Architectural Attractions
The Triumph of Georgian Bath
Monk's House, Rodmell and Charleston Farmhouse, Sussex
The Writings of Virginia Woolf
Dyrham Park Country House and Estate
Women, Culture and Society in Eighteenth-Century England
The Kilns, CS Lewis's Oxfordshire Home
Worlds Beyond Oxford: Tolkien, Lewis and Pullman

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