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The University of Nottingham Malaysia’s MA in English Language and Literature programme offers the opportunity for advanced study in contemporary literary studies and applied linguistics. Designed to equip students with the theoretical, analytical, and practical skills necessary for both professional success and academic progression, this course is ideal for those aspiring to careers in teaching English, editing, professional writing, or pursuing doctoral research.
This programme sharpens research skills in English while deepening your understanding of language in different contexts. Engage with theoretical approaches and develop critical evaluation skills to address real-world projects and case studies. The course bridges the gap between undergraduate studies and the advanced demands of postgraduate education, ensuring students are well-prepared for academic and professional challenges.
One of the unique aspects of this programme is its global reach. With access to over 80 expert staff across our campuses in the UK, Malaysia, and China, students can enrich their learning experience by spending time at any of our international locations.
The full-time MA English Language and Literature course lasts 12 months and is divided into two semesters and a summer period. You will take four 15-credit modules per semester. You will then complete a dissertation over the summer to be submitted in September.
A relevant second-class honours degree (2:2). Non-UK qualifications will be assessed against this standard.
Applicants for the Master of Arts in English with Creative Writing will be asked to submit an example of their written work. Full details on how to submit this will be provided by the university.
Before starting an online application, applicants are required to carefully read, review, and understand the Compliance with MQA Standards and Programme Standards, as well as the Checklist for application.
Applicants must possess a degree awarded by a recognised university.
Faculty-Specific Requirements