Master of Arts in English Literature

Course Description

A Master of Arts in English Literature (MA in English Literature) is a study of literature written in the English language. The program typically includes coursework in subjects such as literary theory, literary history, and literary criticism. Additionally, an MA in English Literature program focuses on developing a student's ability to think critically, creatively, and uniquely about literary texts and the cultural contexts in which they were produced.

Graduates of the program will be equipped with a deep understanding of the literary works, their historical and cultural context, and the ability to analyze and interpret them in a unique way. They will be able to appreciate and understand the nuances of literature, and will be able to use their knowledge to come up with unique and creative interpretations of literary texts. They can work in different fields such as academia, publishing, and cultural heritage, using their skills to research and teach, to edit and to curate literary exhibitions.

An MA in English Literature program allows students to explore the rich literary tradition of the English language and to discover the unique ways in which literature can reflect and shape culture and society. Graduates of the program will have the ability to think outside the box and come up with unique perspectives on literary texts, which can be used to enrich the way we understand and interpret literature.