Course Overview

This outward-looking, current and relevant course regards you and your cohort as co-producers of knowledge. It encourages you to think about the relevance of your research outside academia, emphasising how literature is embedded in pressing cultural and political issues.

You are prepared for career success in various contexts with highly valued and transferrable skills, including verbal presentation; planning and managing small and large research; personal reflection and evaluation; and writing for diverse audiences.

You participate in a postgraduate conference to plan, organise and deliver an event where you present a piece of your original research. The research module cultivates high-level skills in independent study and aptitudes in planning, organisation, marketing, and working collaboratively in leading and support roles.

General Eligibility

An undergraduate degree of 2.2 or above in English Literature or a cognate discipline. Students with other relevant experience or equivalent qualifications will be considered case-by-case.

Part Time Work Details

20 Hours of work permit weekly for international students.

Language Requirement

• We require international students and students for whom English is not a first language to have an overall IELTS score of 6.5 or above and at least 7 for the written component (from an exam taken within the last two years).