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SOAS University of London

MA Comparative Literature

Go beyond Euro-American literary canons and redefine ‘the classics’. The MA Comparative Literature is an opportunity to study literature from the regions of Africa and Asia. Covering universal themes but in a unique, multi-cultural domain, you will explore a wide range of literature and its place in culture and society. At SOAS, students will benefit from the regional expertise of academics and be able to engage with literature both through original English language literature and translations of those written in African and Asian languages.

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SOAS University of London was first established in 1916 as the School of Oriental Students before being re-established under its current name in 1938. The University offers first-rate education and is the only one in the UK focusing on Asian, African, and Middle Eastern studies.The University offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses in many subjects that substantially impact the world, like Social Science, Language, Culture, Humanities, and Life sciences. Experts with real field experience teach the programs, and the students are expected to be highly passionate about their chosen course and pressing social issues.SOAS, University of London is currently home to over 6000 students, of which 40% are international students from around the world. The University has five times the UK national average for international students.<h2>What is the SOAS University of London acceptance rate for International Students?</h2>The SOAS University of London acceptance rate is 9%.

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