BA (Hons) Comparative Literature and Linguistics

The Comparative Literature and Linguistics course at Queen Mary University of London is a unique opportunity to engage with cultural and linguistic diversity. The course allows students to learn multiple languages, study various cultures from a global perspective, and understand the relationship between language and culture.Course Content: The course is deeply interdisciplinary, drawing on literature, language studies, and cultural theory. Students will study works of literature, film, and culture in translation, and will engage with texts from a wide range of periods and geographical locations. New modules at the university include “World Literature and Psychoanalysis,â€_x009d_ “Global Brazil,â€_x009d_ and “New World Ordos: Contemporary Literature, Culture and Ideasâ€_x009d_.Key Modules: Some of the core modules include "Introduction to Comparative Literature", "Language in Society", "Language Diversity and Change", and "Critical Readings". There are also various optional modules like "European Literature and Its Contexts", "Literature and Revolution", "Post/Colonial Literatures", and "Literature of the City".Accreditations: The course is fully accredited by the prestigious Queen Mary University of London.Future Careers: This course provides a strong foundation for a wide variety of careers. Graduates have found employment in areas such as media and journalism, publishing, public relations, international organisations, and agencies, the civil service, advertising, teaching (both in the UK and abroad), and the cultural industries more broadly.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.