The MLitt in Women, Writing and Gender offers a unique opportunity to explore the rich and varied output of women writers across history and to consider critical issues surrounding gender and writing from 1500 to the present day. The MLitt in Women, Writing and Gender is an intensive one-year taught programme which aims to introduce students to key issues surrounding the contemporary discussion of gender. Taught modules consist of weekly or fortnightly classes and seminars, of one to two hours each, with class sizes typically ranging from three to ten students. Assessment comprises written essays and a short oral presentation. The School of English prides itself on its support of student work through detailed feedback and commentary.One year full time or two years part time
a 2:1 undergraduate Honours degree in a STEM subject or equivalent professional experience. demonstrable interest or experience in statistical data analysis in an academic or professional setting some experience with object-oriented programming such as R, Python, C++ or Java A personal statement of 500 words addressing entry requirements and including relevance of previous degree or experience, your interests in statistical analysis, and your object-oriented programming experience a CV with a history of your education and employment to date academic transcripts and degree certificates one original signed academic reference
