Lancaster offers a dynamic study of literature and philosophy, allowing students to explore global perspectives through diverse modules that span traditions worldwide. Engage with visiting authors and scholars at campus events, benefit from a decolonised curriculum led by experts in non-Western and world literature, and refine critical thinking in small-group seminars. This programme equips you to examine fundamental human questions—such as ethics, freedom, and the good life—by integrating philosophical and literary analysis, preparing you for varied graduate careers.With flexibility to tailor your degree, you'll delve into topics like liberty in Utilitarianism and the Harlem Renaissance, or the self in Romantic literature and philosophy. Practical opportunities include contributing to student-run journals, selecting skill-enhancing mini-modules like creating literary tours, attending career workshops, and applying for internships with the Richardson Institute for Peace Studies to engage in real-world research with NGOs and think tanks.
A local representative of Lancaster University in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.