Medieval and Modern Languages (DPhil, MPhil, MSt) at University of Oxford
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Duration: 3 yrs
Tuition: 9,250 GBP
Employment Rate: 85%
Career Outcomes:
University LecturerResearcherTranslatorEditorCultural ConsultantPolicy Analyst

Course Overview

The Medieval and Modern Languages (DPhil, MPhil, MSt) program at the University of Oxford offers advanced study and research opportunities in a wide range of languages and literatures, spanning from medieval to modern periods. The program is designed to foster deep analytical skills, critical thinking, and expertise in linguistic and cultural studies. Students can specialize in areas such as French, German, Italian, Spanish, Russian, and other European languages, with opportunities to explore interdisciplinary connections with history, philosophy, and other humanities fields.

Unique features include access to world-class resources, tailored supervision by leading scholars, and the flexibility to pursue original research topics. The program caters to various academic levels, with the MSt serving as a one-year master's, the MPhil as a two-year research degree, and the DPhil as a doctoral program for in-depth research.

Career Prospects

Graduates of this program are well-equipped for careers in academia, cultural institutions, publishing, translation, and international organizations. The rigorous training in research and critical analysis also prepares students for roles in policy, education, and media where language and cultural expertise are valued.

Key Faculty and Staff

The program is supported by a distinguished faculty within the Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages at Oxford, including experts in various linguistic and literary traditions. Specific staff names and roles are subject to change, but students work closely with supervisors who are leaders in their respective fields.

Unique Facilities and Partnerships

Students benefit from access to the Bodleian Library, one of the oldest and most extensive research libraries in the world, with unparalleled collections of manuscripts and rare books relevant to medieval and modern languages. The university also hosts the Taylor Institution Library, a dedicated resource for modern European languages and literatures. Additionally, Oxford’s global academic network provides opportunities for collaboration and exchange with leading institutions worldwide.

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