Gain expertise in a specialised area of language, literature and culture
Pursue an advanced research project in English literary studies, philosophy, communications, or applied linguistics, and expand our understanding of the cultural and social forces that shape and steer the world today.
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Master of Arts (Research)
Duration: 2 years
Delivery mode:
In person
Location:
Bedford Park
CRICOS code: 106282D
Annual fees:
2024: $36,300
Doctor of Philosophy (Humanities)
Duration: 4 years
Delivery mode:
In Person
Location:
Bedford Park
CRICOS code: 106266D
Annual fees:
2024: $36,300
Why undertake a PhD in Language, Literature and Culture
A PhD gained in an area of Language, Literature and Culture at Flinders provides a wide range of skills valued in all types of organisations and careers. It will enhance your creative practice, analytical and communication skills, provide you with skills to quickly learn new concepts and adapt to change, and enhance your time management, organisation and resilience skills.
A PhD is a stepping stone to a career as a professional researcher in the public sector, think tanks, charities, universities, and private corporations. Individuals with PhDs in languages, literature and culture are highly sought after for various professions in public and private organisations and have found roles in writing, the law, public service, consulting, advising, teaching and publishing.
Flinders Language, Literature and Culture academic staff are recognised as leaders in their fields both in Australia and globally. Our academic supervisors draw on their extensive knowledge and exciting research covering topics related to Gothic and Romantic literature, graphic texts, Continental philosophy and English as a global language.
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Explore Research @ Flinders.
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