MLitt Comparative Literature
Course Overview
This interdisciplinary Master's program offers a flexible and unique approach to comparative studies, allowing you to design a curriculum that bridges linguistic cultures and academic fields such as literature, film, and visual arts. You will benefit from the diverse expertise of a world-leading School of Modern Languages and Cultures, developing a sophisticated theoretical framework for your own research. The program is designed to equip you with advanced analytical and communication skills highly valued in a global workplace.
Key Program Highlights
- Design a bespoke program of study by comparing cultures or disciplines to suit your unique academic interests.
- Learn from world-leading researchers across diverse fields including World Cinema, Gender Studies, and Postcolonial Studies.
- Option to pursue the degree entirely in English or utilize and develop your foreign language skills within the course.
- Gain hands-on research training and present your work at the annual Postgraduate Conference.
- Graduate with highly transferable skills for careers in publishing, the creative industries, teaching, or further academic research.
Course Overview
This interdisciplinary Master's program offers a flexible and unique approach to comparative studies, allowing you to design a curriculum that bridges linguistic cultures and academic fields such as literature, film, and visual arts. You will benefit from the diverse expertise of a world-leading School of Modern Languages and Cultures, developing a sophisticated theoretical framework for your own research. The program is designed to equip you with advanced analytical and communication skills highly valued in a global workplace.
Key Program Highlights
- Design a bespoke program of study by comparing cultures or disciplines to suit your unique academic interests.
- Learn from world-leading researchers across diverse fields including World Cinema, Gender Studies, and Postcolonial Studies.
- Option to pursue the degree entirely in English or utilize and develop your foreign language skills within the course.
- Gain hands-on research training and present your work at the annual Postgraduate Conference.
- Graduate with highly transferable skills for careers in publishing, the creative industries, teaching, or further academic research.
