Ma comparative literature in Dartmouth college

For over twenty years, Dartmouth's Comparative Literature Program has attracted some of the best undergraduates to the comparative study of literature and culture. More than fifty faculty members from different departments participate actively in the Program. Dartmouth combines a national leadership role in intensive language education with a renowned literature faculty and impressive library strengths. Dartmouth is thus uniquely placed to train M.A. candidates in foreign languages, literary theory, and practical scholarship.The aim of Dartmouth's one-year Masters Program is to provide the tools necessary for Ph.D. study or for careers in teaching and international studies. Each student's program of study is individually designed in consultation with a faculty advisor. The curriculum stresses intensive language study, broad-based theory and methodology courses, research tools, directed independent work, and pedagogical training.

A strong undergraduate record in a major in any humanities field, Fluent reading, writing, and speaking knowledge of one foreign language, Beginning training in a second foreign language, A writing sample (a scholarly essay or excerpt of an essay of about 10 - 15 typed double spaced pages), Official transcript(s) of all college or graduate-level credits, Complete application (including three letters of recommendation and a language proficiency form for each language), Submission of GRE scores optional, TOEFL:550, IELTS: 6.5.

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