Embark on a journey into the interconnected world of global cultures and narratives with the BA Comparative Literatures and Cultures with Employment Experience (UK) at the University of Exeter. This undergraduate degree is designed for intellectually curious students eager to explore how literature, film, and art transcend borders and historical periods. You will develop a sophisticated understanding of comparative literature and cultural studies, engaging with pressing global issues such as migration, environmental humanities, and decolonial perspectives. This programme offers a unique lens through which to analyse the complex forces shaping cultural exchange and understanding in our interconnected world.
Studied full-time on campus over four years, this degree provides a comprehensive exploration of global texts and cultural phenomena. You will engage with compulsory modules like "Theories and Approaches" and "Reading Comparatively," alongside a wide array of optional modules spanning diverse languages, cultures, and visual studies. The curriculum is structured to build your research skills, culminating in an extended dissertation in your final year. Through the integrated employment experience, you will gain practical skills and professional insights, preparing you for a wide range of careers in fields such as publishing, cultural heritage, international relations, and academia.