This program focuses on the study of the English language and its literature across diverse historical, geographical, and cultural landscapes. You will explore the English language's structure, usage, and historical evolution, as well as delve into literary studies that examine human expression in various genres and broad cultural contexts. The curriculum covers works from the entire English-speaking world, from foundational authors like Chaucer and Shakespeare to contemporary voices, including those that challenge and reshape tradition through the experiences of migratory, marginalized, or emergent peoples in the contexts of colonization and globalization.
No French exam is required for registration by the Admissions Service. Please check with the specific faculty/institute/centre for detailed admission requirements.
Reductions may apply based on your status. Fee relief requests due to financial difficulties can be submitted to the Service social et finances.
International students pay CHF 500 per semester, which includes CHF 65 in fixed fees and CHF 435 in administrative fees.
You need a Master's degree from a university and program recognized by the University of Geneva, or a qualification deemed equivalent and a program recognized by the university.
No French exam is required for registration by the Admissions Service. However, you should check with the specific faculty/institute/centre for detailed admission requirements.
Doctoral enrollment is possible all year round for a start in the autumn or spring semester.
The program concentrates on the study of the English language and its literature across various historical, geographical, and cultural contexts, examining language structure, usage, evolution, and diverse literary expressions.