Course Overview
The programme builds strong reading, writing, and research skills through structured study of English literature and language. Students gain practice in textual analysis, essay writing, and academic research methods. The course supports study of classical and modern texts, giving a wide view of English writing traditions.
Academic staff guide students through seminars and research supervision. The dissertation stage allows focused work on a selected topic linked to literature or language study. Students gain experience in independent academic work with structured support.
Graduates often move into teaching roles, publishing work, editorial positions, communication roles, and further research study. The programme supports development of clear writing, structured argument building, and careful interpretation of texts.
General Eligibility
Bachelor’s degree in English or related field
Academic transcripts from previous study
Statement of purpose
Updated CV
Reference letters from academic staff
Application submitted through University of Malta admissions portal
Scholarships may be available based on academic results and faculty selection
Some funding options depend on merit and availability each academic year
Part Time Work Details
Up to 20 hours per week during study period under Malta student work rules
Language Requirement