Postgraduate Courses

Study at one of the leading French departments in the UK, ranked top in the Complete University Guide 2019 in London.

Department of French teaching at postgraduate level is of consistently high quality: In the 2019 Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey (PTES) for example, 100% of our master's students said they were satisfied with their experience on their programme.

Based in the centre of London, our location offers access to a variety of galleries, theatres, specialist libraries and resources, including the Institut Français.

Our Modern Languages, Literature & Culture master’s degree offers you the opportunity to study French or a combination of languages at master’s level including German, Spanish or Portuguese and to explore not only the language but also the literature and culture of the countries where these languages are spoken in more depth.

Our taught postgraduate courses

Critical Theory MA

Duration One year FT, two years PT, September to September.

MA, French, French department, Critical methodology, postgraduate, inter-disciplinary, humanities, social science, King's College London, French

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Eighteenth-Century Studies MA

Duration One year FT, two years PT, September to September

Study MA Eighteenth Century Studies in the Departments of English and History at King's College London.

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Modern Languages, Literature & Culture MA

Duration One year full-time, Two years part-time, September to September

Study Modern Languages, Literature & Culture - Options include French, German, Spanish and Portuguese

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Postgraduate modules

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Sévigné studentship

The Department of French is delighted to offer the Sévigné studentship for full-time study of the MA in Modern Languages, Literature & Culture (French Pathway). The studentship has been made possible through the generosity of the Gapper Charitable Trust and an alumnus of the College, Mr Richard Gapper.

For further information please contact Dr. Emma Bielecki at emma.bielecki@kcl.ac.uk