MasterRecommended

Master of Literature, Romanticism and the English Lake District

About the program

A one-year full-time literature master's centred on Romantic writing and the Lake District landscape.

Critically analyse advanced concepts and current developments in Literature
Romanticism and the English Lake District. Select and apply relevant analytical
Research or professional methods. Present evidence-based findings and manage complex specialist projects.

One-year full-time MA. Modules include British Romanticism and the Lake District
Literature and the Environment
Children's literature and the Lake District
Contemporary Cumbrian Writing
Poetry and Place
and Literary Tourism and Cultural Heritage
Ending with a dissertation. Site visits and manuscript resources support the study.

Honours degree
Normally 2:2 or equivalent (some courses 2:1)
Country equivalents on the entry requirements page
Pre-registration health masters need a relevant honours degree (usually 2:1) plus health and enhanced checks
MBA needs a 1st or 2nd class honours degree or equivalent.

Honours degree, Normally 2:2 or equivalent (some courses 2:1/1st, Country equivalents on the entry requirements page).

Check entry requirements by country and course (cumbria. Ac. Uk/study/international-students/entry-requirements/). Apply online through the postgraduate route (cumbria. Ac. Uk/study/international-students/how-to-apply/). No application fee is published. Show English proof (about IELTS 5 or the Cumbria Password test). Receive an offer. Meet its conditions and pay the deposit (up to 50% of first-year tuition
or 4
000 GBP for low-risk countries). Receive your CAS and apply for the Student visa with proof of funds. Arrange accommodation.

Campus	Ambleside
Faculty or school	Institute of Education, Arts and Society
Department	Humanities and Communication
Teaching language	English
Credit value	120
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	2
Scholarship note	Scholarship opportunities may be available to eligible students, Availability and award criteria should be confirmed with the university.