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Nineteenth-Century Studies MA

Edge Hill University

  • Tuition/Year
    £13,500
  • Duration
    1 Year
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Program Description

Step into the world of Romantic and Victorian societies and their enduring impact through our MA Nineteenth-Century Studies program. Our team of specialists from diverse disciplines will guide you in your teaching, academic, or heritage career. You'll have the flexibility to choose modules according to your literary and cultural interests, ranging from Romantic creativity to Victorian entertainments and criminality.

Our experts in nineteenth-century literature, history, cultural heritage, and digital humanities will provide you with valuable insights on classic and lesser-known texts. Develop advanced research and academic writing skills, and explore how the debates and developments of the period continue to shape popular culture today. Join us as a research-active scholar and participate in field trips and collaborate with cultural heritage organizations, gaining transferable skills that are in high demand in the education and heritage industries.

At a Glance
  • Award
    Master's of Arts
  • Program Duration
    1 Year
  • Tuition Fee
    £13,500 per year
  • Start Date
    Sep
Offered by
Edge Hill University
City
  • Ormskirk
Degree Type
  • Postgraduate
  • Master's Degree
Start Date
  • Sep
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