This Master’s program aims to deepen the knowledge and skills acquired during the Bachelor’s degree, with a particular focus on British and American literature and civilization. It is designed to prepare future educators and researchers in the fields of English language teaching, literary studies, and cultural analysis.
Students will be introduced to the fundamentals of academic research, enabling them to apply various methods, strategies, and analytical techniques relevant to contemporary studies in literature and civilization. The program fosters critical thinking, cultural awareness, and academic writing skills essential for advanced studies and professional development.
Additionally, the program provides training in the core disciplines necessary for understanding the historical, social, and cultural contexts that shape the English-speaking world. By the end of the course, students will have developed both subject-specific expertise and pedagogical competencies suited for careers in education, cultural institutions, or further academic research.
Teaching Language : English
Curriculum Highlights
Core Courses
British Literature
American Literature
Critical Theory
British Civilization
American Civilization
Advanced Topics
Didactics of Literature
Research Skills
Stylistics
Literary Translation and Cross-cultural Communication