MA in Philosophy & Literature
Explore the interdisciplinary intersections between philosophy and literature at University College Dublin.
Best for:Best for humanities graduates with a strong background in philosophy or literature seeking an interdisciplinary master's degree.
Overview
The Master of Arts in Philosophy and Literature is an interdisciplinary graduate programme offered by University College Dublin. The curriculum delves into the intersections between philosophy and literature, examining the essence of texts, the worlds they portray, and the relationships between reader, text, author, and reality. Students engage in rigorous coursework examining philosophical texts, literary theory, and cultural representations. The programme is available in both full-time and part-time study modes.
What you'll do
- Complete 90 ECTS credits of taught modules and coursework
- Engage in critical analysis of philosophical texts and literary works
- Participate in seminars, lectures, and academic discussions
- Produce a substantial piece of philosophical or literary-theoretical writing
Requirements
Degree required: BA with a 2:1 or above in Philosophy, or a Joint Major BA with 2:1 in Philosophy and 2:2 in a second subject, or equivalent
Degree offered: Master of Arts (MA)
Language: English; IELTS 6.5 with no band less than 6.0 in each element, or equivalent
Instruction: English
- Strong foundation in philosophy or literary theory
- Ability to write scholarly essays and critical analyses
- Critical reading and textual interpretation skills
- Full-time option suitable for domestic EEA and international non-EEA applicants
- Part-time option suitable for domestic EEA applicants only
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How to apply
Submit your application online through the University College Dublin graduate admissions portal. Ensure all required academic transcripts, letters of reference, and a writing sample are uploaded prior to review. Applications are assessed on a case-by-case basis.
- CV
- Undergraduate transcripts
- 2 academic letters of reference
- Sample of philosophical or literary-theoretical writing
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