PhD Comparative Literature
Course Overview
Queen Mary's PhD in Comparative Literature offers a dynamic, research-intensive programme for exploring literatures across cultures, periods, and theoretical frameworks. The department is a leading centre in London with a truly international community of scholars and a strong reputation in European, Asian, and postcolonial literatures. Students benefit from unparalleled access to London's academic resources and are integrated into a vibrant culture of conferences, seminars, and prestigious lectures.
Key Program Highlights
- Supervision expertise spanning European, Chinese, and Indian literatures, world literature, and postcolonial studies
- Active membership in a vibrant London research network, including collaborations with UCL, King's, and SOAS
- Home to the prestigious annual George Steiner Lecture, featuring world-renowned scholars
- A truly international PhD community supported by competitive fellowships and awards
- Access to extensive library resources across the University of London network
Course Overview
Queen Mary's PhD in Comparative Literature offers a dynamic, research-intensive programme for exploring literatures across cultures, periods, and theoretical frameworks. The department is a leading centre in London with a truly international community of scholars and a strong reputation in European, Asian, and postcolonial literatures. Students benefit from unparalleled access to London's academic resources and are integrated into a vibrant culture of conferences, seminars, and prestigious lectures.
Key Program Highlights
- Supervision expertise spanning European, Chinese, and Indian literatures, world literature, and postcolonial studies
- Active membership in a vibrant London research network, including collaborations with UCL, King's, and SOAS
- Home to the prestigious annual George Steiner Lecture, featuring world-renowned scholars
- A truly international PhD community supported by competitive fellowships and awards
- Access to extensive library resources across the University of London network
