UC’s Comp Lit MA demands high proficiency in at least two languages and deep engagement with critical theory and translation studies.
Parallel-text translation and commentary of Syrian queer poetry
Digital map tracing Kafka’s influence in Latin-American fiction
Machine-learning study of intertextuality between Shakespeare and Bollywood scripts
Critical essay on climate grief across Pacific Islander and Nordic narratives
Podcast interviewing literary translators on untranslatable concepts
Text-mining metafiction techniques in global graphic novels
Workshop designing polyglot creative-writing exercises
VR exhibition juxtaposing medieval manuscripts with interactive hypertexts
Network analysis of Nobel committee citations and geopolitical trends
Comparative study of feminist retellings of myth in Korea and Argentina
Digital archive of multilingual exile magazines (1933-1950)
Translation-rights market study for African francophone women writers
Corpus linguistics project on code-switching in diasporic novels
Creative novella blending Yoruba folktales with Latin American magical realism
Critical review of AI tools in literary translation ethics
Interactive syllabus on world epics beyond the Western canon
Ethnography of migrant literature book clubs in California libraries
Augmented-reality poetry walk displaying multilingual verses
Policy brief on UNESCO cultural-heritage protection for endangered scripts
Machine-learning recommendation engine for transnational reading lists
Read beyond borders and craft new narratives with UC’s Comp Lit MA.
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