MA Nineteenth-Century Studies

The Nineteenth Century Studies course offered by Edge Hill University is an interdisciplinary program that explores various aspects of the nineteenth-century era from literary, historical, and cultural perspectives. This course provides a unique opportunity to examine the significant debates, issues, and figures of the nineteenth century. It's aimed to develop a comprehensive understanding of the period which saw the modern world taking shape.Course Content: The course comprises two compulsory modules for each part of the program: ‘Research Methodologies’ in the first year, followed by ‘Dissertation’ in the second year. In addition, students will choose optional modules on a wide range of topics, reflecting their individual interests and career objectives. The course invites students to explore the nineteenth century through a variety of disciplinary approaches, examining literary, historical, and cultural texts from the period.Key Modules: Some of the key modules include: Research Methodologies, Dissertation, The Gothic Revival, 1740-1860: Architecture and Literary Culture, Victorians Divided: Gender, Race, Nation, Sexuality, Cultural Entailments: Literature and Value, Love in the Time of Capital.Future Careers: The course equips students with advanced skills and knowledge which are sought by a range of sectors. Graduates of the 19th Century studies course have gone on to successful careers in fields like teaching, journalism, marketing, and management or have pursued further research at doctoral level.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.