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... and Intensive Language (Arabic) MA

The two-year language pathway is directed at students who want to engage with the Arab Middle East in a professional as well as academic way.

... and Intensive Language (Japanese) MA

The two-year language pathway is directed at students with a professional and academic interest in Japan.

... and Intensive Language (Korean) MA

This will suit students wishing to embark on research degrees with a focus on Korea. Also, professionals wishing to pursue careers directly related to Korea.

...and Intensive Language (South East Asian Language) MA

The two-year language pathway is directed at students who want to engage with South East Asia in a professional as well as academic way.

English and Film Studies

Study the intersecting worlds of film and literature in London, the cultural capital and heart of the UK film industry.

English Literature, American Literature and History of the Book

The Institute of English Studies (IES) is at the centre of the academic study of English in the UK and offers doctoral research across broad areas.

English Literature: Early Modern Literature 1300-1700 (MA)

This Early Modern Studies pathway offers you an opportunity to explore the culture of the English Middle Ages and Renaissance within its European framework.

English Literature: English Literature (MA)

The English Literature MA pathway is ideal if you don’t wish to be confined to a specific period or disciplinary area.

Entrepreneurship and Innovation (MSc)

Develop an advanced understanding of organisations, their management, the changing external context in which they operate and the importance of innovation.

Intensive South Asian Studies MA

The two-year course offers comprehensive language-based training across a wide range of disciplines in the humanities and social sciences.