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Our faculty specializes in diverse research areas spanning Medieval poetry, drama, mythology and romance, English literature from the 18th and 19th centuries, American literature, 20th-century poetry and fiction, along with critical theory. We particularly welcome applications focusing on: Classical Text Reception, Medieval Literature and cultural studies, Renaissance Literature, Romantic-era poetry, fiction, political writings and aesthetic theories, Victorian and Edwardian literature, Postmodernism, literary interpretation, concepts of authorship, and 20th-century British, Irish, and American poetry and fiction.
Each student will be matched with a primary supervisor and an Advisor to collaboratively develop their research plan. We're happy to consult about your academic interests prior to application.
Regular meetings with your supervisor(s) will be required to review your advancement.
During your initial year (or second year for part-time candidates), you'll complete a 5,000-word project evaluated by a faculty member other than your supervisor(s) to monitor progress.
We'll support you in working systematically toward degree completion within the designated timeframe.
An annual progress report, jointly prepared with your supervisor(s), will be due each July.
Thesis evaluation will be conducted by both internal and external examiners upon submission.