MPhil (Research) Comparative Literature

Course Overview This Master of Philosophy in Comparative Literature offers a unique interdisciplinary research opportunity within a vibrant academic community. The program focuses on European and European-influenced literatures, with special strengths in bridging Eastern and Western traditions, while also extending into Latin American and North American contexts. Students will undertake a substantial, original research thesis (30,000-40,000 words) that makes a distinct contribution to knowledge. Key Program Highlights Interdisciplinary research spanning literature, history, philosophy, and digital humanities Specialized expertise in both Eastern and Western European literary traditions Collaborative links with numerous research centers and networks like GRAMnet Access to resources and supervision in over ten modern languages and cultures Active postgraduate community with dedicated seminar series and research events