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.