English can easily be taken as a joint honours subject, so you could tie it in with linguistics, drama, history, creative writing or media studies.
This three-hour study of London's vast, venerable art museum honours its subject simply by looking and listening to the goings-on between its mighty walls: the patrons surveying its exhibitions, the workmen assembling them, the suits debating its financial future.
So what possessed the Nobel committee to honour a subject that sounds so thoroughly dismal?
The images are beautiful in the right way, honouring the subject without making it sentimental and erasing its humanity.
The candour and extremity and intelligence of My First Wife are profoundly affecting, for they serve and honour their subject: Wassermann does it justice, the catastrophe that is the separation of one human being from another, the breaking of what "even now, even now" he half-believes to be "mystical union".
Dual honours subjects complementing the core philosophy option can range from the scientific to literature, language and other humanities.
The unprecedented decision, and the corner-cutting in the procedures, helped fuel calls by Tory MPs for peers and other bankers to have their honours subjected to review by the previously obscure forfeiture committee chaired by Sir Bob Kerslake, head of the civil service.
The BA honours degrees subjects offered are digital journalism, media makeup artistry, music performance and production, drama, musical theatre, graphic design, business management, events management, sport management, media production and photography.
The film follows the fortunes of three young fighters: Titus Williams, James Wilkins and Nisa Rodriguez and reflects on the time-honoured subject of how boxing offers an aspirational culture and gets young people out of harm's way.
Oxford Brookes splits parents from their offspring and divides joint subject honours candidates into morning and afternoon sessions dedicated to each of their two subject choices.
Praise, or celebration, poetry honoured the patrons or subjects of poems, commending them largely on their supremacy in battle but later in Welsh literature also praised the family, home, lineage and hospitality of the poem's subject.
