English Language and Culture, Master of Arts (2 years)

About this programme

The Master's Degree Programme in English Language and Culture provides an opportunity to study English from a variety of literary and linguistic perspectives. The objectives of the programme include in-depth understanding of the multifaceted nature of contemporary English studies, increased awareness of key debates in contemporary linguistics, and ability to carry out independent research. During their studies, students will specialize in linguistics or literary and cultural studies. The linguistics studies include dialectology, language contact, language variation and change, pragmatics and bilingualism. As for the literary and cultural studies, the Department's areas of strength include postcolonial and ethnic literatures, American literature, popular fiction, and contemporary fiction, among others. The Master's Degree Programme in English Language and Culture gives you an opportunity to study English language and culture in an international environment, at a small and modern campus.