The English Language and Literature MLitt at the University of Aberdeen is your opportunity to delve deeply into the historical and critical analysis of English language and literature. This postgraduate programme is ideal if you wish to solidify your scholarly expertise, preparing you for more intensive research or diverse career paths, including teaching. You will explore the intricate relationship between language and literature, gaining specialist knowledge and adopting sophisticated scholarly approaches within the esteemed British university system. This Master's degree offers a focused and enriching academic experience.
You will study this Master's degree full-time on campus over 12 months, engaging with compulsory courses such as "A Social and Textual History of the English Language" and "Critical Skills: Research and Dissemination." You will also have the flexibility to choose optional courses like "Locations and Dislocations: the Role of Place in Literature" or "The Novel: Environments and Encounters," tailoring your studies to your specific interests. The programme culminates in an independent dissertation, "English Literature and Language Dissertation," allowing you to conduct in-depth research. You will graduate with enhanced analytical and research skills, ready for further academic pursuits or professional roles.