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collection), to a major centre in humanities computing. PhD: 3 years full-time; 5 years part-time; Thesis of 70,000-100,000 words MLitt (Research): 2 years full-time; 3 years part-time; Thesis of 40,000-70,000
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interdisciplinary collaborations across the College of Arts & Humanities (English Literature, History, History of Art, Film, Digital Humanities, Philosophy, Theology) and College of Social Sciences (Politics
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of the largest concentrations of its kind in the UK. We have strong interdisciplinary research links with other subjects at Glasgow; recent collaborations include Psychology, Computing Science, Mathematics and
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alignment with ER’s and the University’s strategic priorities. 4. Work closely with the External Relations Events team to enhance the University’s visit programme for prospective students, applicants, and
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commercial purposes German political and economic thought Medical Humanities Literature and Culture of the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries Psychoanalytical theory Realism Programme Director for German Dr Sheila
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programme and support you in your own research, networking and training initiatives. For more information, contact sophie.vlacos@glasgow.ac.uk , PG Convener, English Literature. Study options Study options
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Cultures (SMLC) lie in the languages and literatures of Europe, both east and west. For this reason our Comparative Literature Programme might be subtitled: European and European Influenced. There is indeed
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. Undertaking a PhD programme in Applied Linguistics also offers students the chance to engage with scholarship in the field from a wide variety of researchers in institutions across the world, through our
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and Political Sciences, Changing Realities is a major, busy participatory research project working with almost 200 parents and carers on a low-income from all four nations of the UK. The project also
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well as from across the Colleges of Arts (History, History of Arts) and Social Sciences (Central and East European Studies, Education, and Politics) provide our research students with a potentially unique