BA in Comparative Literature (Saint John) in Saint John Canada | University of New Brunswick

Every region across the globe boasts its own poets, storytellers, and historians. UNB's Comparative Literature program explores the cultural and linguistic distinctions that set them apart. You'll examine literary works transcending national boundaries, historical eras, and diverse languages and styles. The curriculum includes analyzing translated literature and debating the challenges of converting texts between languages. Additionally, you'll discover how a global perspective on literature reveals our shared humanity while investigating connections between literary studies and other fields.

Practical experience opportunities:
Those passionate about world literature comparisons can contribute as writers or editors for Vox literary magazine, engage in theater production courses, or initiate cross-disciplinary dialogues on various genres.
Developed competencies:
Analytical abilities for both spoken and written expression
Effective verbal and written communication
Innovative engagement with concepts and texts
Cultural sensitivity through literary study
Methodological research techniques