MA Comparative Literature and Intercultural Studies at University of Georgia

Programme overview

The M.A. degree provides a robust and broad grounding in comparative literary and cultural studies. The two introductory courses, CMLT 8040 and CMLT 8001, train students in theories of comparison and literary translation. On top of this foundation, students develop their own program of study and generally take courses from departments across the humanities at UGA alongside our own graduate offerings.

Faculty: Franklin College of Arts and Sciences | Duration: 30 credit hours | Study mode: full-time | Location: Athens, GA, United States

What you will study

30 credit hours total. Required courses include CMLT 8001 Comparative Methods in the Humanities; CMLT 8002 Key Skills for Comparative Literature Studies; CMLT 8003 Problems in Literary Translation; CMLT 7300 Master's Thesis.

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Application information

Entry requirements

The department considers applicants with a B.A. (or its equivalent) in Comparative Literature or an individual language and literature. Applicants in related fields in the humanities and social sciences, as well as from other disciplines, such as international business, law, journalism, and education, who demonstrate a strong interest in intercultural studies, will also be considered. A complete application includes: a) the application form, fees, and all transcripts; b) a CV, a statement of purpose of 2-3 pages, and a writing sample of 12-15 pages; and c) 3 letters of recommendation. The Graduate School also requires international applicants to submit English proficiency scores, and a statement of financial certification. The application deadline is Jan. 15 for the following fall.

Tuition is charged per credit, so the total depends on the modules you register for each year. Current fees are listed in the official fee schedule.

Duration: 30 credit hours

Apply through the official page: https://grad.uga.edu/

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