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Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures

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Comparative Literature

As one of the top ten programs in the country, we're proud to have a faculty of nationally and internationally known scholars. That faculty is known for producing graduates who go on to pursue successful careers in academia and beyond. 

Why Study Comparative Literature?

Once you have a foundation in comparative literature, we encourage you to begin developing your own degree path and research agenda. This freedom allows you to explore exciting and innovative ways to study language, literature, art and culture in a way that speaks to your own passions and interests. 

 

Conferences

Since 1999, our department has hosted an annual Comparative Literature Conference that's affiliated with INTERTEXTS, a journal published by Texas Tech University Press. 

 

Undergraduate Bulletin

Looking for more specific information, like what classes you'll need to take to graduate, learning outcomes, and which classes we offer? The academic bulletin is the university's official document of record concerning undergraduate-level academic programs and regulations. 

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