Masters Degrees in Languages, Literature & Culture, United Kingdom

We have 975 Masters Degrees in Languages, Literature & Culture, United Kingdom

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Comparative Literature - MA

University of Kent
School of European Culture and Languages

Comparative Literature at Kent offers an excellent environment for the postgraduate study of literature beyond national and linguistic borders. Read more…

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French and Comparative Literature - MA

University of Kent
School of European Culture and Languages

Our MA in French and Comparative Literature involves the postgraduate study of literature beyond national and linguistic borders with a particular focus on French culture. Read more…

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MA Arabic Literature

SOAS University of London
Faculty of Languages and Cultures

This new taught-Masters degree offers a deep insight into the Arab world through its literatures. It is an advanced programme designed for students with a good first degree in Arabic or with a good university degree who also know Arabic. Read more…

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Comparative Literature and Culture (MA by Research)

Royal Holloway, University of London
School of Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures

The MA by Research (Comparative Literature and Culture) is a flexible programme that allows you to undertake in-depth study (both full and part-time), under the supervision of international experts, on a broad range of subjects, including literature, visual or cultural studies or comparative topics. Read more…

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English Literature: Medieval & Early Modern Literature & Culture - MLitt

University of Glasgow
College of Arts

The Masters in English Literature. Early Modern Literature and Culture is a flexible, interdisciplinary programme taught by Glasgow’s internationally renowned team of experts. Read more…

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English Literature: Renaissance Literature (MScR)

University of Edinburgh
School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures

Modern English Literature begins in the extraordinary developments of the 16th and early 17th centuries. Read more…

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Comparative Literature (MA)

University College London
Centre of Multi-disciplinary and Intercultural Inquiry

This interdisciplinary MA is taught on an interdepartmental basis by staff who cover an exceptionally wide range of expertise. The flexible nature of the programme enables students to develop their own interests whilst gaining a thorough understanding of modern literary theory and comparative literature. Read more…

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Translation and Literature - MA

University of Essex
Department of Language and Linguistics

Should translated literature be entirely faithful to the original text, or should the translation be creative in its attempt not to lose the poetry of the work? How can translation account for double entendre or other wordplay? Is it possible to translate experimental literature which ignores conventional grammar rules?. Read more…

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Modern Languages - MPhil

Newcastle University
School of Modern Languages

The Modern Languages MPhil is a research-based programme. You can specialise in topics in the languages of. Chinese, French, German, Japanese and Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American studies. Read more…

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English Literature: Victorian Literature (MScR)

University of Edinburgh
School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures

The literature of the Victorian era offers an extraordinary range of styles, themes and intellectual ideas. This diverse and dynamic literary field reflects a period which witnessed rapid change in almost every area of existence. Read more…

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English Literature: Scottish Literature (MScR)

University of Edinburgh
School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures

From the poetry of Dunbar and Henryson to the fiction of James Kelman and A.L. Kennedy, Scottish literature presents an extraordinarily rich and varied subject of study, whether considered as a tradition in its own right or in terms of its interaction with English, European or world literatures. Read more…

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English Literature: Postcolonial Literature (MScR)

University of Edinburgh
School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures

This programme introduces you to a range of colonial and postcolonial discourse from countries and regions such as Africa, the Americas, Asia, Canada and Oceania. Read more…

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MSt in Literature and Arts (MLA)

University of Oxford
Department for Continuing Education

This two-year part-time Masters Degree in Literature and Arts course offers the opportunity to study the literature and arts of three different periods of English history (ranging from the c16th to the c19th) in an interdisciplinary manner over four five day residences and two online modules. Read more…

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English Literature: Medieval Literature (MScR)

University of Edinburgh
School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures

The prose, poetry and drama of the later medieval period (roughly 1350-1550) in England and Scotland offer a remarkably rich subject for advanced literary study. Read more…

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Language, Culture and History: Dutch Studies (MA/PGDip/PGCert)

University College London
European Languages, Culture and Society

This flexible programme combines in-depth exploration of the Dutch language area, comprising the Netherlands, Flanders, Suriname and the Dutch Caribbean, with practical acquisition of linguistic and intercultural skills and a range of specialisations in translation, literature, history and culture in the Low Countries, all in a global perspective. Read more…

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