Undergraduate Courses
English and Modern Languages
This combination is ideal for those with a strong interest in Western literature and languages, developing practical linguistic skills in one of the seven modern European languages offered at St Peter's.
As well as giving an opportunity to study a wide range of literature from both English and their chosen foreign language, students will gain skills of textual criticism, relevant to the literature encountered in both strands of the course.
The degree takes four years to complete, since students spend their third year abroad in the country of the language studied: see the main Modern Languages page for details.
The course at St Peter's
The College normally admits two students per year for this course. Tutorial teaching in both English and Modern Languages is provided by the College's tutors. Students also benefit from specialist language tuition in tutorials or classes.
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Professor Abigail Williams
- Lord White Fellow and Tutor in English
- Professor of English Literature
Dr Claire Williams
- Fellow and Tutor in Portuguese
- Associate Professor of Brazilian Literature and Culture
Professor Marina Mackay
- Fellow and Tutor in English
- Professor of English Literature
- Tutor for Graduates
Professor Daron Burrows
- Fellow and Tutor in Medieval French
- Professor of Medieval French
