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6 Chinese Literature Masters Degree Programs
East China Normal University
MA in Comparative Literature and World Literature - Chinese Literature and Culture
- Shanghai, China
MA
On-Campus
English
The School of International Chinese Studies at East China Normal University accepts applications from international students interested in pursuing a 3-year research-oriented program for a Master degree in Literature. The program is based on ECNU’s main campus in Shanghai. Our program focus is on Chinese literature and culture, and we encourage comparative studies between China and other cultures as we strongly believe that literary and cultural dialogue is very necessary for the world.
University of Mississippi
M.A.T. in Teaching - Chinese
- University, USA
Master degree
Full time
On-Campus
English
The M.A.T. in Teaching - Chinese program is designed to prepare students to become effective Chinese language teachers. It offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers both language proficiency and t...
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Hamilton Lugar School of Global & International Studies - Indiana University
Master of Arts in Chinese
- Bloomington, USA
MA
On-Campus
Chinese
Do you already have an undergraduate major in Chinese and would like to continue your study in the field? The M.A. program in Chinese at HLS provides a more specialized focus, allowing students to gain a more complex understanding of Chinese language and culture. While many students in the master’s program plan to pursue a Ph.D. in Chinese, the M.A. is also appropriate for those in nonacademic careers where a deep familiarity with more than one East Asian language is necessary.
Osaka University - Osaka
MA in Chinese Literature
- Suita, Japan
MA
On-Campus
English
The graduate program at Osaka University is relatively new, and there may be areas where organization and facilities could be improved—after all, it is a new department. Nevertheless, the department offers an intimate, convivial atmosphere where students receive thorough instruction from their teachers and senior students. With an emphasis on the development of language proficiency, a critical approach to source materials, and a vibrant, open atmosphere in which students are given the freedom to choose what they want to research; the faculty operates a culture of free exchange that transcends age and topics, inside and outside its walls.
Wuhan University
M.A. Students Specialized in Chinese History
- Wuhan, China
MA
On-Campus
Chinese
The objective of this specialty program is to produce a new, creative type of talented person who has physical and psychological well-being and with full development of morality, wisdom, physique and aesthetics, who has a good moral character and professional quality, and is a law-abiding citizen.
St. John's College
MASTER OF ARTS IN EASTERN CLASSICS
- Online USA
MA
On-Campus
English
In the Master of Arts in Eastern Classics (MAEC) program, students probe the great works central to the philosophical, literary, and religious traditions of China, India, and Japan.
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Studying Chinese Literature at the Master's degree level offers a deep exploration of narrative, themes, and cultural significance within Chinese texts. This discipline draws on centuries of literary tradition, allowing you to engage critically with historical and contemporary works.
As a master's student, you'll delve into advanced literary analysis, focusing on both classical and modern Chinese literature. You'll explore topics like narrative structure, poetic forms, and critical theories that inform the understanding of diverse texts. Students build confidence as they engage with new perspectives through extensive reading, research, and discussions with peers and faculty. Common courses may include studies in traditional literature, modern narrative theories, and comparative literature approaches.
The program hones skills such as translating literary texts and crafting academic arguments, essential for careers in academia, publishing, translation, or cultural studies. Graduates are well-equipped to pursue roles such as literary critics, educators, or researchers, using their expertise to contribute to the understanding of Chinese culture and its literary heritage on a global stage.