Literature, Culture and Heritage MA PGDip PGCert

at St Mary's University

Modules
 

• Literatures and Cultures from the Global to the Local
• Gothic Spaces
• Popery to Pragmatism: Catholicism in English Literature 1688-1960
• Making the Past: Narrative, Representation, Interpretation
• Dissertation

Applicants are required to have achieved a least a 2:2 first degree in a English Literature or a related subject.

Professional experience of working with cultural heritage sites will also be considered.

International requirements
If English is not your first language you will need to achieve an IELTS score of 6.5 overall with no less than 6.0 in any section (or equivalent).

• International: £14,550

The tuition fees listed are for the duration of the course. Students will be charged for the modules undertaken per academic year. Module prices are calculated as a percentage of credits against the total credits and cost of the degree.

Our Master's degree in Literature, Culture and Society offers you the chance to get involved with public engagement initiatives with Strawberry Hill House and other local heritage partners, enabling you to gain vocational skills while also bolstering your academic qualifications.

Creative assessment methods (ranging from presentations, collaborative projects and digital tasks) will foster in you transferrable skills including:
 

• Public speaking
• Teamwork
• Project management
• IT competency

You'll also benefit from the opportunity to attend talks from professionals working in a range of creative industries.

Some examples of job roles and areas of work for graduates of Literature, Culture and Heritage include:
 

• Cultural Heritage sector
• Creative industries
• Community engagement
• Publishing
• Teaching
• Academia
• Journalism