The MA Comparative Literature & Culture with French at the University of Aberdeen invites you to explore the rich tapestry of global narratives and cultural expressions. This master's degree is ideal for those who are passionate about understanding how literature and culture shape our world, offering a unique opportunity to delve into diverse texts and theories. You will engage with critical approaches to reading, analyse the role of language in shaping societies, and examine how cultural phenomena like protests resonate across borders. This programme equips you with a sophisticated understanding of literary and cultural studies, fostering a global perspective.
You will study this programme full-time on campus over two years, building a strong foundation in literary analysis and cultural theory. Your first two years will involve core courses such as Acts of Reading and The Global City, alongside a wide array of recommended electives and language study options in French, German, Spanish, and more. You will develop advanced research skills, culminating in a significant dissertation project in your final year. Upon graduation, you will be prepared for a variety of careers in academia, publishing, cultural heritage, international relations, and beyond, with a highly sought-after blend of linguistic and analytical expertise.