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MA in Literary Translation Studies: Provisional option module selection 2019-20

**NB: Part-time students should contact Dr Chantal Wright to map out their programme of study**

Full-Time Course Structure

At least one of your two non-core modules should be an "optional core", i.e. it should be in a translation-relevant field. Please contact the MALTS convenor, Dr Chantal Wright, for advice on and approval of your choice of optional core.

Please note that from 2019-20, the MA in Literary Translation Studies will be based in the new School of Creative Arts, Performance and Visual Cultures (SCAPVC). You may choose to take your optional core and elective modules in other departments, including the Department of English and Comparative Literary Studies, the Institute for Advanced Teaching and Learning (IATL) and the School of Modern Languages and Cultures. Modules offered by departments other than SPAPVC and English & Comparative Literary Studies are not included on the lists below; please contact Dr Wright for information on which modules from other academic departments are open to you in 2019-20. You will also need to contact the convenors of any external modules for approval before filling out this form.

Autumn term:

  • Research Methods - we will automatically allocate you to this so you do not need to apply
  • 1 x core module - EN964 Translation Studies in Theory and Practice
  • 1 x 30 CAT module (optional core or elective), assessed by coursework

 Spring term:

  • 1 x core module - EN9A5 The Practice of Literary Translation
  • 1 x 30 CAT module (optional core or elective), assessed by coursework

 Spring/Summer terms:

  • 16,000 word dissertation (worth 60 CATS) – EN956 - we will automatically allocate you to this so you do not need to apply

 

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