Masters Degrees (Narratology)

This course is for the curious. It’s designed for literature lovers who want to explore beyond the surface, questioning how the very language in our favourite literary texts works. Read more

From clinical consultations to health care policy, language plays a key role in promoting health, building understanding, and navigating the emotional impact of health care. Read more

Design and carry out your own visual projects, exploring the relationships between word and image, as you prepare for a career as a visual artist in a growing creative industry. Read more

You’ll study the sociocultural, historical and structural complexities of the English language with the option to study other modern languages as well. Read more

Film and Contemporary Audiovisual Media focuses on the study of the aesthetic, perceptual, cognitive and cultural effects of film, television, and other forms of audiovisual media. Read more

Do you want to become an expert in the literature and linguistics of classical languages or in the cultures and religions of Ancient Greece, Rome or the Near East? Then the Master's in Classics and Ancient Civilizations – with its two distinct specialisations – may be the programme for you. Read more

Our PhD research programmes will allow you to explore your own interests in creative writing, supported by the expertise of our staff. Read more

Our PhD research programmes will allow you to explore your own interests in English literature, supported by the expertise of our staff. Read more