1. Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Cultures
  2. School of Languages, Cultures and Societies
  3. Undergraduate
  4. Comparative Literature
  5. Study abroad

Study abroad

Adam Wolstenholme - Sahara Desert, Morocco

You can choose to spend a year studying abroad between the second and third year of your English and Comparative Literature degree.

Studying abroad will give you cultural context to your study of world literatures, it’s a great way to gain an insight into another culture, as well as gain valuable experience that will look great on your CV.

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The University has partnerships with more than 300 universities worldwide and popular destinations for our students include Europe, the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, South Africa and Latin America.

Find out more at the Study Abroad website.

Studying abroad in Seoul (South Korea) was the highlight of my degree. To experience life in a completely different environment and meeting people from all over the world gave me new understanding that added more depth to everything I had previously learnt on the course.

Ari Lalji (BA English and Comparative Literature)