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The MLitt in German and Comparative Literature offers a unique opportunity to gain a comparative perspective on German literature through a joint qualification from the University of St Andrews (MLitt) and the University of Bonn in Germany (MA).
The programme will deepen your knowledge of the latest thinking in literary and comparative studies and give you the research, communication and writing skills needed to embark on a PhD or top-level graduate career.
Students spend their first year at the University of Bonn in Germany, where they will take two compulsory modules on comparative literature and have a choice of optional modules covering a wide range of topics, from medieval texts to current trends in German literature.
Students will spend their second year at the University of St Andrews in Scotland, where one semester will be devoted to studying two modules and the second semester will focus on writing an 18,000-word dissertation.
Entry requirements for admission are governed by the University of Bonn. Please see the programme website at Bonn for full details.