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Critical Theory MRes
Through your own unique research: - develop your knowledge of critical theory - learn to apply critical theory approaches to contemporary social, political and cultural phenomena Much of our work is guided by a transnational and transcultural agenda. You'll be…
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Department of Cultural, Visual and Media Studies · Language and area studies
Through your own unique research: - develop your knowledge of critical theory - learn to apply critical theory approaches to contemporary social, political and cultural phenomena Much of our work is guided by a transnational and transcultural agenda. You'll be studying in an environment with a strong interdisciplinary and international perspective. This provides a stimulating and vibrant community with debate encouraged between staff and students. Staff expertise We have particular strengths in: - modern theory - political philosophy and politics - aesthetics - feminist, queer and gender studies - cultural, literary, media and visual studies - psychoanalysis - art history - postcolonial, sensory, science and technology studies The Centre for Research in Critical Theory provides a home for much of the Critical Theory research activity and you will be encouraged to get involved and contribute. Find out more about the department's research culture and activity - the university's website
Getting in
As the university states it
2.1 (or international equivalent) in an arts, humanities or social science subject. IELTS: 7.0 (no less than 6.5 in any element).
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