Modern Languages and Comparative Literatures Birkbeck, University of London

Overview

The Modern Languages and Comparative Literatures from Birkbeck, University of London gives you a thorough grounding in theoretical approaches to comparative literary and cultural studies, so you can develop intellectually and hone your critical and analytical skills.

Why choose this course?

• It is designed to be responsive and adaptive to your needs. We will help you tailor a pathway through the course that reflects your interests, career ambitions and language knowledge.
• You will be taught by a team of renowned academic experts who bring their research experience and insights in a variety of different specialisms: comparative literature, cultural studies, history, thought and visual culture, from the Enlightenment to the twenty-first century.
• The flexible nature of this course means that you can take a broadly comparative pathway through the degree or instead develop your interest in more specific cultures. In this way, your specialisation can be reflected in your degree title, for example, a focus on French culture and study texts in French could award you MA French Studies.
• This course provides excellent preparation for a research degree with many of our students going on to PhD study. It is also perfect for anyone who wishes to deepen their knowledge and pursue intellectual interests alongside professional and other commitments.