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Structure
The MA in English Studies covers four semesters of study. Students are required to register for three courses (of 10 ECTS each) in each of the first three semesters of study. Two of these courses in each of the first three semesters are restricted electives that will be drawn from a list of broader rubrics that represent the philosophy and objectives of the programme. These course offerings may vary from one cycle of the MA to another, but by the end of the third semester, students will have taken a minimum of one course from each of the four rubrics. The fourth semester of study involves the writing of an MA thesis under the guidance of an assigned supervisor.
First Semester
Second Semester
Third Semester
Fourth Semester
Total ECTS 120
List of rubrics:
1. Topics in Literary and Cultural History
2. Questions in Comparative Cultural Studies
3. Reception, Translation, Adaptation
4. Language, Literature, Pedagogy
Assessment
Each taught course is evaluated through continuous assessment which may include a midterm exam, a final exam, a research paper and various others assignments. Students are also required to write an MA thesis on some aspect of English Studies. The expected word length of the Master Thesis in English Studies, which takes 30 ECTS, is between 12,000-15,000 words.