BA Comparative Literature with a Year Abroad

The Comparative Literature with a Year Abroad BA at UCL is a four-year course that allows students to study literary works from different cultures and historical periods, in addition to spending a year abroad at a partner university. Course Content: This program enables students to gain a profound understanding of how literature works, its impact, and the critical theories that underscore this impact. Students master the methods of comparative study and learn to apply them to texts of diverse origins. The course also includes a year studying abroad, offering the opportunity to deepen language skills and experience another culture. Key Modules: The course includes a wide range of modules including 'World Literature: texts, theories and contexts', 'National Literatures', 'Theories of Literature and Culture', and 'Global Comparative Literature and Culture'. Fourth-year students will work on a research project or dissertation. Future Careers: Graduates of this course are equipped with communication, research, and critical thinking skills, making them highly sought after by employers. Possible career paths include translation and interpreting, academia, journalism, publishing, international relations, and roles within international organizations.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page: Comparative Literature with a Year Abroad BA (UCL).