Humanities Postgraduate Courses

Comics Studies (MLitt) - study the comics medium and the comics industry, and their relation to different genres, national cultures, and various media.

Continental Philosophy (MLitt) - advanced philosophical study to gain a deepened understanding of key thinkers and texts from the continental tradition

English Studies (MLitt) - advanced study of diverse literary genres and theories

Film Studies (MLitt) - providing students with an understanding of the cinema and the way films are developed, and their medium's relationship to other art forms.

Gender, Culture & Society (MLitt) - interdisciplinary gender and women's studies (History, Philosophy, English and Fine Art)

Global Empires (MLitt) - study the key topics and historiography of the major European global empires and the historical origins of modern globalisation

Greater Britain in the Twentieth Century (MLitt) - gain an understanding of the diverse ways in which twentieth century British history has been understood

History (MLitt) - advanced study in your area of interest

Humanities (MLitt) - advanced study in your area of interest

International Politics & Security (MLitt) - a comprehensive analysis of international and global political issues, including the new security challenges confronting societies in an era of economic, social & political globalization

Philosophy and Literature (MLitt) - specialist interdisciplinary study within Philosophy and English Studies

Scottish History (MLitt) - understand the diverse forces at work in Scottish history since the early modern period

Scottish History (MLitt by distance learning) - examines the major topics and historiography of Scottish history for those who can't attend a fulltime degree course.

Theatre Studies (MLitt) - creative and practically oriented programme allowing students to study many different aspects of the theatre

Twentieth Century Studies (MLitt) - interdisciplinary degree with huge selection of topics

Writing Practice & Study (MLitt) - a distinctive combination of creative writing practice-led modules and more traditionally academic modules which teach close reading and analytical skills invaluable to creative writing practice, and book and publishing history