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The Comparative Literature with a Year Abroad program at University College London (UCL) is a four-year, full-time course that offers an in-depth study of literature from diverse cultures and traditions around the world. The program combines literary analysis with cross-cultural exploration, and students have the opportunity to study abroad for a year, immersing themselves in a foreign literary and cultural environment.
UCL’s program emphasizes comparative study, allowing students to explore various literary traditions and engage critically with texts from different linguistic and cultural contexts, preparing graduates for careers in academia, publishing, international relations, and the arts.
The first two years focus on foundational courses in comparative literature, including the study of major literary traditions, critical theory, and literary analysis. During the third year, students will study abroad at one of UCL's partner institutions, immersing themselves in a foreign culture and deepening their understanding of global literary traditions. The final year involves specialized courses, a research project, and the opportunity to focus on particular areas of literary study.
Graduates can pursue careers in publishing, journalism, international relations, academia, and the arts. The program also prepares students for roles in translation, cultural exchange, and arts administration, as well as further studies in literature, cultural studies, or related fields.
UCL’s Comparative Literature with a Year Abroad program offers a unique opportunity to combine literary analysis with global cultural exploration. The program benefits from UCL’s world-class resources, faculty expertise, and international partnerships, providing students with a rich, diverse, and well-rounded education in literature.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +44 (0)20 7679 2000
Email: study@ucl.ac.uk
Address: University College London, Gower Street, London, WC1E 6BT, United Kingdom