Joint honours programmes
Studying for a joint honours degree gives you the opportunity to specialise in two university subjects.
One of the main benefits of joint honours degrees is the flexibility of choice they offer. You can specialise and develop your own interests, whilst still exploring new areas of study and acquiring a solid, broad-based education.
Studying two subjects can keep your career options open, as well as help you to develop a wide range of transferable skills that will be invaluable when you enter the competitive employment market.
You also don't need to worry: studying two subject areas does not mean doubling the workload. Joint Honours students study the same number of modules as single honours students and they also pay the same tuition fees.
Joint honours within our School
Degree name | UCAS Code |
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English Language and Literature (BA) | Q300 |
English Language and Philosophy (BA) | QV35 |
English Literature and Philosophy (BA) | VQ53 |
Joint honours with other Schools
You can also choose to pursue joint honours with programmes taught by other Schools at Cardiff University, as follows:
English Language
Degree name | UCAS Code |
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English Language and French (BA) | QR31 |
English Language and German (BA) | QR32 |
English Language and Italian (BA) | QR33 |
English Language and Spanish (BA) | QR3K |
Welsh and English Language (BA) | QQ35 |
English Literature
Philosophy
Degree name | UCAS Code |
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Politics and Philosophy (BA) | LV25 |
Religious Studies and Philosophy (BA) | VV65 |
Welsh and Philosophy (BA) | QV55 |
More information on our undergraduate courses, plus where they might take you, is available on our course finder.