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Why choose this course? Literatures spanning across times and places the world over are taught at the University of Wolverhampton with enthusiasm and expertise, encouraging examination of popular and canonical works with...

Why choose this course? Study on the only dedicated joint honours Literatures and Law degree in the local region. You will be able to explore a wide range of literatures, from the canonical to the popular, from diverse a...

Why choose this course? The University of Wolverhampton provides the only joint honours Literatures and Law degree in the local region, exploring both canonical and popular works by diverse authors alongside the foundati...

Why choose this course? Uniquely in the local region, the University of Wolverhampton offers a dedicated joint honours course blending Literatures and Law. In studying these fascinating topics, you will gain an understan...

Why choose this course? The course aims to inspire a passion for and knowledge of literary and cultural texts from the medieval era to the present day, by writers from the West Midlands to the wider world beyond. Another...

Why choose this course? This is one of only a few courses in the UK that offers English Literatures with Creative and Professional Writing. You will have the opportunity to engage with a Learning Pathway choosing either...

This course is designed for German language learners and literature students who are interested in delving into modern German literature. In addition to the main themes — post-reunification literature, migrant litera...

University of Central Oklahoma offers a master degree in Literature. 

The primary objective of the Literature concentration at University of Texas El Paso is to develop skill in reading and interpreting literature. The course work is designed to provide both a comprehensive knowledge of li...

The Graduate Program in Literature (GPL) endeavors to train future scholars in theory and global culture. Originally conceived as a critical expansion of "comparative literature" beyond its founding Eurocentrism and its...