Why Study British, American and Postcolonial Studies (BAPS)?
The MA programme in British, American and Postcolonial Studies (BAPS) combines advanced training in literary and cultural studies, linguistics, and book studies, thus offering students the opportunity to gain a multifaceted and profound understanding of the social and cultural dynamics of the English-speaking world.
The BAPS programme has a strong interdisciplinary and international orientation and offers students a flexible structure through which they can easily tailor their studies to meet individual needs.
BAPS Programme Overview
Throughout the 4-semester programme, group projects, workshops, independent study, and work experience enhance students' research, social, and practical skills and contribute to their career development. Advanced academic and professional skills courses further improve their writing, presentation, and research skills and prepare them for the job market. In addition, the programme offers opportunities for interdisciplinary study in related fields such as art history, sociology, or communication studies.
The curriculum is designed to give students maximum flexibility in constructing specific areas of specialization, while at the same time providing a solid basis for interdisciplinary research and collaboration. Focusing on research and professional skills, the programme aims to prepare students for careers in academic and non-academic settings.