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MA in English with specialisation in Irish Literature

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Entry Requirements

Bachelor degree of at least 180 ECTS credits with English (literature) or Literature as major or the equivalent. In addition documented English language proficiency equivalent to English B at Swedish upper secondary school.

Curriculum

Semester 1 (Autumn) - Late August to January

Modernism, Postmodernism and Postcolonialism (EN3038)

7.5 credits

Contemporary Irish Fiction (EN3029)  

7.5 credits

The Body and Desire in Contemporary Irish Poetry (EN3030)

7.5 credits

Scholarly Writing in Literary Theory and Criticism (EN3014)

7.5 credits


Semester 2 (Spring) - Late January to Mid-June

Ireland in Film and Drama (EN3028)

  7.5 credits

Advanced Literary Theory (EN3058)

  7.5 credits      

Degree Thesis with Focus on Irish Literature  (EN3053)

   15 credits

Maximum 6 courses for comparison!