MLitt Shakespeare and Renaissance Literary Culture

1 Year On Campus Masters Program

University of St Andrews

Program Overview

The MLitt in Shakespeare and Renaissance Literary Culture offers students the opportunity to study of one of the most exciting and formative periods in European history, centred on the key writer in the English literary tradition: William Shakespeare. The MLitt in Shakespeare and Renaissance Literary Culture is an intensive one-year taught programme offering an all-round introduction to the literature of the 16th and 17th centuries, with particular focus on the work of William Shakespeare. Explore the key developments in modern and contemporary literary studies in dialogue with leading scholars in the fields of Shakespeare studies, Shakespearean book history, Renaissance popular literature and 17th-century literary culture.

Program Key Stats

£17600 (Annual Fee)



Eligibility Criteria


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Additional Information & Requirements

Career Options

  • University teachers in the UK and Germany
  • Research assistants
  • Postgraduate recruitment officer at GCHQ
  • Professional translator
  • Adviser to the CBI
  • Television subtitler

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