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MA - Master of Arts
Headington Campus - Gipsy Lane Site
Full Time
SEP-26
1 Year
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MA - Master of Arts
Headington Campus (admin campus)
Full Time
SEP-26
1 Year
MA - Master of Arts
Headington Campus - Headington Hill Site
Full Time
SEP-26
1 Year
MA - Master of Arts
Headington Campus - Gipsy Lane Site
Full Time
SEP-26
1 Year
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On the MA English Literature course at Oxford Brookes, you’ll explore everything from Elizabethan lyrics to New York stories. You’ll consider social issues such as gender, sexuality and mental health through a literary lens. Your dissertation will enable you to explore an area you’re fascinated by, with expert support. On top of that, you’ll study in one of the world’s great literary cities.
We are a close-knit community. We prioritise small teaching groups, the sharing of ideas, and mature dialogue. Problem solving and critical thinking are key features of the course. Our staff are internationally recognised experts, meaning that you’ll be supported by specialists in most areas of English literature.
You’ll graduate with a greatly enhanced understanding of English literature, as well as critical thinking and research tools to thrive in any future career.
You should normally hold a lower second-class honours degree, or its equivalent, in English Literature or a related subject. You also need to provide writing sample; it should showcase your writing at its best. For many the sample would consist of an advanced-level undergraduate essay that features: Close engagement with primary sources (literary texts and/or other evidence) Critical engagement with secondary sources (scholarly criticism, and/or theory, where appropriate) A formal scholarly apparatus (notes, bibliography, works cited, etc). If the above is not an option for you, then we're happy for you to submit one of these alternatives: A piece of professional writing that engages with academic study or other research A review of a literary work you have read recently, which makes use of current literary criticism/academic sources about the writer(s). The sample should be 1500-2500 words, but if you use a longer piece - highlight the 2500 words you want us to focus on.
Students living in
Rest of World
£18,250 per year
Students from International
Living Cost- Total per year (38 weeks): £10,298 to £12,464 on living expenses, including accommodation.
Based in the historic student city of Oxford, Oxford Brookes is one of the UK’s leading modern universities....
