MLitt (Research) Comparative Literature

Course Overview This Research MLitt in Comparative Literature offers an interdisciplinary and cross-cultural exploration of texts, focusing on the rich literary traditions of Europe and the Americas. The program is housed within the School of Modern Languages and Cultures, providing a unique environment for comparative study across ten modern languages. Students will undertake a significant, original research project that makes a distinct contribution to scholarly knowledge. Key Program Highlights Interdisciplinary research opportunities with links to History, Philosophy, Gender Studies, and Digital Humanities Specialized expertise in both Eastern and Western European literatures, as well as Latin American and North American works Access to the renowned Stirling Maxwell Centre for pioneering Text/Image Studies Vibrant postgraduate community with student-led seminars and a collaborative research environment Collaboration with wider university networks focused on themes like Human Rights and Migration