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History & Archaeology
Languages, Literature & Culture
English Literature & Language
York
United Kingdom
On Campus
About the course
Overview
The MA in Victorian Literature and Culture explores the engagement of nineteenth-century literature with a wide range of political, social and aesthetic issues. You will encounter writing in a variety of styles and genres, and come to be familiar with both contemporary and modern critical perspectives.
This flexible programme gives you the choice to specialise within the Victorian period or to explore a range of research interests across the nineteenth century, including interdisciplinary options from departments including History and History of Art.
Entry Requirements
2:1 or equivalent. We will consider applications from students with lower qualifications, particularly if you have high marks in relevant modules or appropriate professional experience.
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Scholarships
Please note that supplementary information is required.
Value of Scholarship(s)
£7,810
Eligibility
The funding is open to all MA applicants (Home/EU and Overseas) who have applied for one of the following English and Related Literature MA programmes by Friday 3 May 2019:
MA in English Literary Studies
MA in Film and Literature
MA in Global Literature and Culture
MA in Literature of the Romantic Period, 1775-1832
MA in Medieval Literatures and Languages
MA in Modern and Contemporary Literature and Culture
MA in Poetry and Poetics
MA in Renaissance Literature, 1500-1700
MA in Victorian Literature and Culture
Application Procedure
If you would like to be considered for one of these awards, you will need to complete a short supplementary application form and return it to english-enquiries@york.ac.uk by the same deadline, Friday 3 May 2019. Our academic assessors will consider both the original and supplementary application forms when making their decision on recipients of the bursaries. application form. This application form can be accessed on the Department of English and Related Literature's Fees and Funding page.
Subsequent award of a bursary will be dependent on the candidate having been accepted for a qualifying MA (see above) and having met any conditions set by the University of York.
Please note that supplementary information is required.
Value of Scholarship(s)
£1,000
Eligibility
We are offering seven runner-up MA scholarships to the value of £1,000 each.
This funding is open to all MA applicants (Home/EU and Overseas) who have applied for one of the following English and Related Literature MA programmes by Friday 3 May 2019:
MA in English Literary Studies
MA in Film and Literature
MA in Global Literature and Culture
MA in Literature of the Romantic Period, 1775-1832
MA in Medieval Literatures and Languages
MA in Modern and Contemporary Literature and Culture
MA in Poetry and Poetics
MA in Renaissance Literature, 1500-1700
MA in Victorian Literature and Culture
Application Procedure
If you would like to be considered for one of these awards, you will need to complete a short supplementary application form and return it to english-enquiries@york.ac.uk by Friday 3 May 2019. Our academic assessors will consider both the original and supplementary application forms when making their decision on recipients of the bursaries. The supplementary application form can be found on our website.
Subsequent award of a bursary will be dependent on the candidate having been accepted for a qualifying MA (see above) and having met any conditions set by the University of York.
