Mlitt Literatures, Environments and Places

The "Literatures, Environments and Places" course offered by the University of Aberdeen is a postgraduate program that explores the connections between literature and the environment. This innovative program blends literary studies with geography, anthropology and other disciplines. Participants will gain an understanding of environmental humanities and the ability to think creatively about the pressing environmental questions of our time. Course Content: The course will concentrate on the ways in which literature both impacts and is influenced by its physical, environmental and geographical contexts. Students will engage with a variety of literary and theoretical texts, and examine how geographical and environmental awareness has shaped the development of literary cultures. The course also focuses on issues of spatial awareness, geographical thought and environmental ethics among others. Key Modules: Key modules that students will engage with include ‘Literatures and Landscapes’, ‘Literature and Cities’, ‘Nature and Culture’, ‘Imaginary Geographies’ and a range of optional courses.Future Careers: This degree offers a range of career possibilities. This program equips students with research and professional skills valuable in many fields, including teaching, publishing, cultural management, community and social services, public policy and administration, and various creative industries.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.