The Master’s Programme in English – English Literature at Uppsala University lets you study major and emerging forms of English-language writing through themes such as transnationalism, colonial and postcolonial identities, and cultural theory. You combine advanced coursework with research training and complete a Master’s thesis.
The Master's Programme in English - English Literature at Uppsala University offers an in-depth exploration of significant and emerging forms of English-language literature. This programme invites you to engage with themes such as transnationalism, colonial and postcolonial identities, and cultural theory. You will blend advanced coursework with research training and produce a comprehensive Master’s thesis.
The programme is designed to integrate advanced literature courses with essential research training and thesis work. The curriculum aims to enhance your appreciation of various literary periods, genres, and critical methodologies while equipping you with the skills for independent research.
Note: The exact course offerings and sequencing may vary, and your final curriculum will be confirmed by the programme and your supervisor.
Applicants must possess a Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) that aligns with a Swedish Kandidatexamen from a recognized institution. The primary field of study should be English or a related discipline.
There are no specific GRE/GMAT requirements outlined for this programme, nor is there a stated GPA threshold.
Graduates of the Master's Programme in English - English Literature are well-prepared for a variety of careers in fields such as education, publishing, and cultural analysis. The skills acquired during the programme, including critical thinking, research, and written communication, open doors to opportunities in academia, media, and beyond.
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