The MA in Rhetoric at Royal Holloway, University of London is a postgraduate course that explores the major theories of rhetoric through various acclaimed works and provides an in-depth understanding of public discourse, both within its historical context and contemporary application. This program offers the opportunity to gain knowledge and skills in this fascinating field, both for career advancement and personal interest.Course Content: The course encourages critical reflection on rhetorical theories and their applications. Students will delve into the works of major theorists such as Aristotle, Cicero, and Quintilian, and explore their relevance in the present time. Ongoing debates about the nature of rhetoric, its role in politics and law, the relationship between rhetoric and truth, and the idea of rhetoric as an art will also be explored.Key Modules: The course consists of core modules such as 'Rhetorical and Communications Theory', which provides an introduction to key rhetorical theories while the 'Topics in Rhetoric' module provides case studies to explore the applications. Alongside, students also need to complete a dissertation. Optional modules include 'Teaching Theory and Practice' and 'Public Speaking and Speechwriting'. Future Careers: This course offers valuable skills and knowledge for future careers in areas such as journalism, public relations, marketing, politics, or education. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.