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English, MPhil

University of Exeter, the United Kingdom

University of Exeter

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The award How you will study Study duration Course start Domestic course fees International course fees
MPhilFull-time2 - 3 yearsOctober, January, Aprilfind outfind out
PhDFull-time3 - 4 yearsOctober, January, Aprilfind outfind out
MPhilPart-time4 - 5 yearsOctober, January, Aprilfind outfind out
PhDPart-time6 - 7 yearsOctober, January, Aprilfind outfind out

About English, MPhil - at University of Exeter

We welcome applications for research in all areas of English Studies. Academic staff in the Department currently supervise over 60 MPhil and PhD students. All members of staff are active researchers, and their interests as a whole encompass all the varieties of Anglophone culture not only in Britain, but in the US and elsewhere. This variety is reflected in the range of topics currently being studied by MPhil and PhD students, from poetry to drama, from novels to films, from medieval manuscripts to the internet, and from creative and life writing to the study of panoramas and magic lantern shows. It is also reflected in the number of research and reading groups organised by students and staff, and by the number of conferences, talks and guest lectures that take place each year. The programme also provides the opportunity for students to participate in the Department’s highly successful teaching assistantship scheme.

At the heart of the Department’s diversity is a common commitment to the intellectual development and welfare of all our postgraduate students and to cultural history and theory in their broadest sense. There is a special emphasis in the Department on interdisciplinarity – the deployment of approaches from disciplines such as history, sociology, politics, economics and linguistics alongside the theories and practices belonging to literary, film and cultural studies. It is this mix that enables the Department, its academic staff and its graduate students to offer supervisory expertise in social theory, gender studies, feminist theory, popular culture and film studies as well as in transatlantic and post-colonial studies and all forms of literature from the medieval to the contemporary.

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