Postgraduate Taught

This flexible programme offers the opportunity to take courses in history, literature and culture through various language pathways.

With its exceptional range of modern and ancient languages and cultures, UCL is an exciting environment for comparative literary study.

The programme is very hands-on, with a combination of tutorials, workshops, discussions and library, archive, museum and gallery visits.

We consider the cultural and intellectual life of Europe and we focus on the emergence of modern Europe, the political implications of integration, and its transition from competing nation states and

We have particular research strengths in film history, film theory, and in an exceptionally broad range of national and regional cinemas.

We address the challenges arising from contemporary changes in gender relations and examine theoretical and methodological frameworks with which gender and sexualities are explored, researched and imp

We seek novel ways of understanding health and illness in society, and how methods from the humanities and social studies may be brought to bear on biomedicine, clinical practice, and the politics of

We explore the central ethical, economic and political problems facing health policy in the UK and globally, especially in relation to social justice.

We survey the history of race and explore the social and cultural complexities of racialised inequality and injustice viewed on a global scale.