The MA Comparative Literature & Culture with French at the University of Aberdeen invites you to explore the rich tapestry of global literatures and cultures, moving beyond traditional boundaries. This programme is ideal for you if you possess a keen interest in understanding how texts, societies, and ideas intersect across different linguistic and cultural contexts. You will engage deeply with methodologies from textual and translation studies, film, visual culture, and social and cultural studies, developing a nuanced perspective on local and global relationships. This course offers a unique opportunity to broaden your academic horizons and cultural awareness.
You will study this full-time, on-campus MA over two years, building a strong foundation through core courses like "Acts of Reading" and "The Global City," alongside a wide array of electives. A distinctive feature of this programme is the opportunity to pursue language study in French, from beginner to advanced levels, enhancing your intercultural communication skills and understanding of French-speaking contexts. You will graduate with a sophisticated analytical toolkit and a profound appreciation for diverse global perspectives, preparing you for careers in international relations, cultural institutions, publishing, or further academic research.