This MA in Comparative Literature approaches literary study as a critical practice for thinking across time and space, examining how texts move, transform, and generate meaning through history, comparison, and connection. The programme develops advanced theoretical and interdisciplinary approaches, encouraging students to draw on London’s rich cultural ecosystem where libraries, museums, and archives serve as a laboratory for original and forward-looking research. You will be taught by world-leading academics whose research expertise ranges from the ancient world to twenty-first-century European, Asian, Middle Eastern, African, and American literature from both Hemispheres. All modules are taught with English translations, and you’ll also be able to develop your language skills to read literature in its original language. Key benefits Revel in the freedom to pursue your literary and cultural interests with a list of modules offering a unique combination of geographical range and historical depth. Enhance your cross-cultural readings on topical issues thanks to a thematic approach to teaching. Learn from world-leading academics with expertise in European, Chinese, African and world literatures. Choose to specialise with optional modules from across the Faculty of Arts & Humanities, including learning a language at the King’s Language Centre. Enjoy our location in the heart of London, with numerous libraries and cultural institutions nearby. Study an internationally respected MA that offers excellent research skills training and a springboard to further study.