English Literature / Scottish History, MA (Hons)

In the English Literature program, students will delve into the full spectrum of literature in English, drawing on the university's expertise in areas such as American, Irish, and postcolonial literatures, critical theory, creative writing, and the connections between literature and other arts, media, and sciences. They will also access the university's renowned Hunterian collection and Library Special Collections, which feature strengths in 18th- and 19th-century materials, travel, illuminated manuscripts, and notable single-author holdings.Scottish History examines the dynamics of change and continuity in human societies, with a focus on Scotland's past. At Glasgow, the program includes cutting-edge research across all eras, from medieval to modern, led by distinguished scholars. The Centre for Scottish and Celtic Studies fosters a multidisciplinary environment, actively encouraging student participation.