PhD Modern Languages & Cultures

Course Overview This PhD program in Modern Languages and Cultures offers a unique opportunity to undertake ambitious, interdisciplinary research that transcends traditional academic boundaries. Students will develop an original thesis under expert supervision, contributing significant new knowledge to their chosen field within a vibrant postgraduate community. The program's structure is built around five dynamic research clusters, fostering a collaborative and innovative research environment. Key Program Highlights Pursue interdisciplinary research across French, German, Hispanic, Italian, and Slavonic studies, including literature, history, and sociolinguistics. Join one of five specialized research clusters: Visual Culture, Histories & Subjectivities, Writing in Transit, Critical Editions, or Language & Society. Receive expert supervision from leading academics with strong connections to cultural institutions and policy makers. Benefit from unique collaborations with the Stirling Maxwell Centre and the University's Special Collections. Produce a substantial original thesis (70,000-100,000 words) with content worthy of publication.