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Admissions T: +44 (0)1227 827272 www.kent.ac.uk/pg<br />
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Many of our staff are members of<br />
the Centre for Modern European<br />
Literature. If you are considering<br />
applying for a research degree,<br />
we encourage you to contact us<br />
to discuss your plans at an early<br />
stage of your application.<br />
For further information about the<br />
Paris School of Arts and Culture,<br />
please see p257.<br />
Research centres<br />
Centre for Language and<br />
Linguistics (CLL)<br />
See p118.<br />
Centre for Modern European<br />
Literature<br />
Co-directed by members of<br />
Comparative Literature, French<br />
and German, the Centre for<br />
Modern European Literature<br />
promotes collaborative<br />
interdisciplinary research.<br />
Ranging across English, French,<br />
German, Italian and Spanish<br />
literature, the Centre focuses in<br />
particular on the European avantgarde,<br />
European modernism and<br />
postmodernism, literary theory,<br />
the international reception of<br />
European writers, and the<br />
relations between modern<br />
European literature and the<br />
other arts, including painting,<br />
photography, film, music and<br />
architecture. It also works with<br />
the editors of the postgraduate<br />
journal Skepsi, and runs the MA<br />
in Modern European Literature.<br />
Academic staff<br />
For details of individual<br />
staff research interests, see<br />
www.kent.ac.uk/secl/complit/staff<br />
Dr Katja Haustein: Lecturer<br />
in Comparative Literature<br />
Professor Ben Hutchinson:<br />
Professor of European Literature<br />
Dr Amy Li: Lecturer in<br />
Comparative Literature<br />
Dr Patricia Novillo-Corvalán:<br />
Senior Lecturer in Comparative<br />
Literature<br />
Dr Anna Katharina Schaffner:<br />
Reader in Comparative Literature<br />
and Medical Humanities; Head<br />
of Department<br />
Dr Axel Stähler: Reader<br />
in Comparative Literature<br />
Professor Shane Weller:<br />
Professor of Comparative<br />
Literature; Head of SECL<br />
Locations<br />
Canterbury and Paris<br />
Entry requirements<br />
Usually, a minimum 2.1<br />
(or equivalent) in a relevant<br />
subject. For specific details,<br />
see www.kent.ac.uk/pg<br />
English language<br />
requirements<br />
See p244<br />
Fees<br />
See www.kent.ac.uk/pg<br />
Funding<br />
www.kent.ac.uk/pgfunding<br />
National ratings<br />
REF 2014, modern<br />
languages and linguistics:<br />
• 100% of our research<br />
judged to be of<br />
international quality<br />
• 3rd for research quality<br />
and research output<br />
• top 20 for research intensity,<br />
research impact and<br />
research power<br />
Applications<br />
Taught programmes<br />
Online at www.kent.ac.uk/<br />
courses/postgrad/apply<br />
Research programmes<br />
See p260 or contact the<br />
School for further details.<br />
Further information<br />
Dr Anna Katharina Schaffner<br />
T: +44 (0)1227 824065<br />
E: a.k.schaffner@kent.ac.uk
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