School of Modern Languages & Cultures | Masters by Research (MA) Modern Languages and Cultures
12 monthsProgramme duration
Sep-2024Starting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Modern Languages
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Masters by Research (MA) Modern Languages & Cultures at Durham University
The School of Modern Languages & Cultures is a great place to undertake your postgraduate research. We presently have over 40 research students, from the UK, mainland Europe and around the globe, carrying out PhD or MA work on topics as diverse as Translation, Literature, Theatre, Cinema and Photography and participating in a variety of postgraduate activities, including dialogue days and research seminars. We welcome applications for students wishing to study for a PhD, or to undertake an MA by Research.
As an MLAC research student you will be invited to participate in dedicated postgraduate research seminars where you can discuss your work and share your experiences with other students. Moreover you will have the opportunity to attend staff seminars and lectures by major figures in modern language research.
Language Support
If English is not your first language there is excellent language support available, provided by our English Language Centre.
The School of Modern Languages & Cultures functions as a single unit for research, gathering our eight language areas (Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Hispanic Studies, Italian, Japanese and Russian) and Translation Studies, working within and across these to enable interdisciplinary investigations. Four areas of particular strength characterise our research activities:
- Medieval & Early Modern Studies
- Digital, Environmental & Medical Humanities
- Translation
- Visual & Performance Studies
We welcome applications for postgraduate study in the School’s Language & Research Focus Areas, especially where there are potential links to relevant Research Institutes and Centres or to our Research Groups.
Our Masters programmes give graduates an excellent chance of success in the competitive graduate labour market. Recent destinations have included:
- Junior Translation Project Manager (Durham Translators)
- Systems Analyst (Fairbanks Limited)
- Multi-Lingual Translation Checker (RWS)
- International Translator (SDL)
- Games Localisation Tester (Testronics Labs)
- Gallery Curator (Impressions)
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We believe that inspiring our people to do outstanding things at Durham enables Durham people to do outstanding things in the world.
A globally outstanding centre of teaching and research excellence, a collegiate community of extraordinary people, a unique and historic setting - Durham is a university like no other!
Programme overview
Main Subject
Modern Languages
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Masters by Research (MA) Modern Languages & Cultures at Durham University
The School of Modern Languages & Cultures is a great place to undertake your postgraduate research. We presently have over 40 research students, from the UK, mainland Europe and around the globe, carrying out PhD or MA work on topics as diverse as Translation, Literature, Theatre, Cinema and Photography and participating in a variety of postgraduate activities, including dialogue days and research seminars. We welcome applications for students wishing to study for a PhD, or to undertake an MA by Research.
As an MLAC research student you will be invited to participate in dedicated postgraduate research seminars where you can discuss your work and share your experiences with other students. Moreover you will have the opportunity to attend staff seminars and lectures by major figures in modern language research.
Language Support
If English is not your first language there is excellent language support available, provided by our English Language Centre.
The School of Modern Languages & Cultures functions as a single unit for research, gathering our eight language areas (Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Hispanic Studies, Italian, Japanese and Russian) and Translation Studies, working within and across these to enable interdisciplinary investigations. Four areas of particular strength characterise our research activities:
- Medieval & Early Modern Studies
- Digital, Environmental & Medical Humanities
- Translation
- Visual & Performance Studies
We welcome applications for postgraduate study in the School’s Language & Research Focus Areas, especially where there are potential links to relevant Research Institutes and Centres or to our Research Groups.
Our Masters programmes give graduates an excellent chance of success in the competitive graduate labour market. Recent destinations have included:
- Junior Translation Project Manager (Durham Translators)
- Systems Analyst (Fairbanks Limited)
- Multi-Lingual Translation Checker (RWS)
- International Translator (SDL)
- Games Localisation Tester (Testronics Labs)
- Gallery Curator (Impressions)
Durham University: Inspiring the Extraordinary
We believe that inspiring our people to do outstanding things at Durham enables Durham people to do outstanding things in the world.
A globally outstanding centre of teaching and research excellence, a collegiate community of extraordinary people, a unique and historic setting - Durham is a university like no other!
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