BA1

By attaining a passing grade in BA1, you will have shown yourself able to:

• Demonstrate knowledge of a variety of literary forms in oral presentation and written assessment, analyse texts from different literary genres through close reading;
• Think creatively about how to compare different literary texts, and reflect critically on your own involvement in this activity;
• Evaluate and assess different secondary sources and integrate these analyses effectively into oral presentation and written assessment.
   

Subtext ; Noelle Hamlyn Studios, www.noelle.hamlyn.com

BA2

By attaining a passing grade in BA2, you will have shown yourself able to:

• Identify and describe language phenomena;
• Account for them using the tools of analysis, classification, comparison and contrast;
• Ultimately apply the above skills to the analysis of a range of texts and language situations.
   

A Practical Grammar by Stephen Watkins Clark (1847)

BA3

By attaining a passing grade in BA3, you will have shown yourself able to:

• Identify and describe ways in which the English language varies across time and space;
• Apply the basic linguistic concepts introduced in BA2 to the analysis of a new range of phenomena;
• Effectively communicate a linguistic analysis orally or in writing.
   

Image by Eric Haeberli

BA4

By attaining a passing grade in BA4, you will have shown yourself able to:

• Compare, discuss and interpret writings and artworks from the medieval period;
• Grasp the importance of historical and cultural contextualization when reading literature;
• Understand the etymological meanings of English words and the historical evolution of cultural concepts that are still in use today.
   

Bayeux Tapestry

BA5

By attaining a passing grade in BA5, you will have shown yourself able to:

• Navigate, establish and engage with context-related analysis (keyword: history);
• Synthesise and communicate analysis and argumentation in different registers, both orally and in writing (keyword: communication);
• Create a persuasive and positioned argument through synthesis and analysis of complex texts (keyword: argument). 
   

Edward Collier's painting 'Newspapers, Letters and Writing Implements on a Wooden Board'

BA6

By attaining a passing grade in BA6, you will have shown yourself able to:

• Compare, discuss and interpret writings from modern and contemporary text; 
• Make and use ideas about modernity from these writings as well as critique and synthesize them;
• Design, develop and produce original research work supported by secondary literary sources.

Lovell House, Richard Neutra
MichaelJLocke, CC BY-SA 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons

BA7

By attaining a passing grade in BA7, you will have shown yourself able to:

• Identify the formal and thematic complexities of American literary history;
• Identify and analyze the diverse discourses that inform American literary texts;
• Apply to literary texts the “CRIT method” of close reading.

American Progress (John Gast)