Postgraduate Taught
Enrich and extend your engagement with English, from the earliest writings to a global tradition
The MA in English Literary Studies enables students to pursue studies in a single pathway, from medieval literature to modern American literature and culture, or to select modules from across pathways, allowing for a bespoke postgraduate experience which allows for a range of possibilities for further research.
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Queen's is most famous for its writers, such as Seamus Heaney, Michael Longley, Derek Mahon, Paul Muldoon, Ciaran Carson, Glenn Patterson, Stewart Parker and Medbh McGuckian.
Now in its fifteenth year, the goal of the MA in Creative Writing is to lead out the native abilities of students, so as to give the best possible chance of becoming the writers and artists they wish to become.
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The MA in Poetry offers students either a critical or a creative pathway, or a combination of the two.
Students who follow a critical pathway will be joining an academic environment with a long-standing reputation for the critical study of poetry from Ireland, Britain and the United States. Poets who come to develop their own creative writing have the unique opportunity of working with some of Ireland’s most renowned poets.
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A RESEARCH PREPARATION DEGREE THAT OFFERS STUDENTS THE OPPORTUNITY TO UNDERTAKE ADVANCED STUDIES WITHIN THE FACULTY OF ARTS HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES AT QUEEN’S.
The course is structured around the personal research interests of each student and supported by a bespoke research preparation portfolio and a range of optional modules in areas related to the research.
Find out moreThe Linguistics programme at Queen’s enables you to acquire the research skills and subject-specific knowledge that are essential for driving forward your interest in language-focused research. Our programme is based in the School of Arts, English and Languages and will be taught by specialists who work on English, French, Irish, Breton and community languages.
MA Linguistics