MA by Research World and Comparative Literature in Exeter United Kingdom | University of Exeter

Faculty members in Modern Languages explore diverse research areas spanning literature, linguistics, translation studies, and film. We guide PhD candidates investigating topics from medieval to contemporary periods across our seven primary languages, often collaborating with other departments in the College of Humanities for interdisciplinary projects. Learn more about our research through our faculty profiles.The Centre for Translating Cultures serves as a hub for Modern Languages research. Our graduate students frequently present ongoing work at the Centre and engage in its seminar series featuring prominent guest speakers. Modern Languages postgraduates also participate actively in other research centers within the College of Humanities.Externally, we maintain strong connections with UK cultural institutions and international academic organizations, drawing research students from diverse global backgrounds.Each student receives guidance from primary and secondary supervisors who offer consistent, expert mentorship throughout their academic journey. You'll collaborate closely with supervisors to develop and execute innovative research projects.

We prioritize delivering exceptional research supervision to help you reach your full potential and prepare for a fulfilling career. You'll acquire valuable skills applicable both within and beyond academia, including advanced research methodologies. Career paths may include academic positions or, with additional training, roles in research organizations, policy institutes, and NGOs worldwide.Our Career Zone provides extensive support services for postgraduate students. Research students can also benefit from our Researcher Development Program, designed to enhance your doctoral experience and launch your research career.