Erasmus Mundus Masters Programme: Crossways in Cultural Narratives
This EU-approved multidisciplinary, multilingual programme is delivered by a consortium of seven European universities - Bergamo (Italy), Nova Lisboa (Portugal), Poznan (Poland) Perpignan (France), Santiago de Compostela (Spain), St Andrews (Scotland), and Sheffield (England) - and three universities from the Americas, namely Guelph (Canada), Entre Ríos (Argentina), and Iberoamericana (Mexico). The major discipline is Literature (with a comparative approach), but it includes modules in Aesthetics, History of Ideas, Semiotics, Linguistics and Communication. The modules were selected in relation to a common theme: crossways and cultural hybridisation. The programme lasts two years and is is open to both European and non-European students. The St Andrews contribution to this pathbreaking degree focuses on the areas of Cultural identities and Comparative Literature. For more information, please visit the links on the right.
Administrative support
For administrative support contact:
Alison Ferrier, email: ajf21@st-andrews.ac.uk, School office, School of Modern Languages, University of St Andrews.