MRes Modern Languages
Course Overview
This MRes in Modern Languages offers a tailored research experience, allowing you to deeply investigate an intercultural topic of your choice under the guidance of expert supervisors. You will join a vibrant, interdisciplinary research community and develop advanced academic skills through dedicated supervision and active participation in seminars. The program culminates in a substantial 25,000-word thesis, supported by complementary modules chosen to directly enhance your research project.
Key Program Highlights
- Pursue a self-directed research project on a topic of your choice with dedicated one-on-one expert supervision
- Join an active interdisciplinary research community with access to departmental seminars and a dedicated study space
- Develop advanced research skills through a combination of a major thesis (120 credits) and tailored, supportive module work (60 credits)
- Choose from specialized modules in intercultural studies, translation theory, sociolinguistics, and comparative literature
- Gain valuable experience presenting your work at progress seminars and the annual Postgraduate Forum
Course Overview
This MRes in Modern Languages offers a tailored research experience, allowing you to deeply investigate an intercultural topic of your choice under the guidance of expert supervisors. You will join a vibrant, interdisciplinary research community and develop advanced academic skills through dedicated supervision and active participation in seminars. The program culminates in a substantial 25,000-word thesis, supported by complementary modules chosen to directly enhance your research project.
Key Program Highlights
- Pursue a self-directed research project on a topic of your choice with dedicated one-on-one expert supervision
- Join an active interdisciplinary research community with access to departmental seminars and a dedicated study space
- Develop advanced research skills through a combination of a major thesis (120 credits) and tailored, supportive module work (60 credits)
- Choose from specialized modules in intercultural studies, translation theory, sociolinguistics, and comparative literature
- Gain valuable experience presenting your work at progress seminars and the annual Postgraduate Forum
