MA in Comparative American Studies

This MA programme is taught jointly by the large team of Americanists in the Department's School of Comparative American Studies (CAS). It provides the opportunity to explore at an advanced level Warwick's unique and highly successful comparative, interdisciplinary and hemispheric approach to the study of the Americas. The core module provides an introduction to key approaches and debates in the History, Literature and Visual Culture of the Americas. Optional modules allow students to explore a particular approach more deeply which can then be developed more fully in the dissertation.

Further details of this course can be found here.

PhD Study

For full details of PhD study please see our postgraduate pages.

Current PhD Students supervised by school staff (details of topics listed here)

Antony Bounds - co-supervised by Dr Tim Lockley

Dawn Coton - co-supervised by Dr Tim Lockley

Jason Daniels - co-supervised by Dr Tim Lockley

David Doddington - supervised by Dr Tim Lockley

Hannah Graves - supervised by Dr Jennifer Smyth

Steven Gray - supervised by Dr David Lambert

Collin Lieberg - supervised by Dr Roger Fagge

Arwen Shirley - co-supervised by Dr Roger Fagge and Dr Jennifer Smyth

Hilary Sparkes - co-supervised by Dr Tim Lockley

Melsia Tomlin-Kraftner - co-supervised by Dr Rebecca Earle

Chris Vernon - co-supervised by Dr Tim Lockley

Also see:

The graduate programme in History