Ma comparative literature in Western university

Western s program in Comparative Literature has recognized strengths in various literatures (especially but not limited to American, Canadian, Classical, English, French & Francophone, German, Hindi, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian and Spanish). What distinguishes it from similar programs across the country (Toronto, Alberta, Montreal...) is the insistent focus on critical theory, postcolonial literature, East-West cultural relationships and inter-media studies (particularly visual art and film). Many of those teaching in the program are well established scholars of Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque and 18-20th-century cultures. Our MA students are employed as Teaching Assistants.

Honours B.A. degree, A minimum average of B+ (78%) for the last two years of study, admission proficiency at a level sufficient to read original texts and pursue graduate-level work in a language in which research can be supported by the Program`s core faculty, A sample of written work in English (no less than 10 pages, no more than 20 pages), TOEFL ibT of 102 with no individual score below 20 , IELTS of 7.5 out of 9, MELAB of 90 with at least 85 on each of the sections

Teaching Assistant Professor, Senior Health Disparities Researcher, Lecturer, Post Doctoral Researcher

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