Vietnamese New Year Celebration Comparative Literature and Intercultural Studies examines common features in the literatures of more than one culture. It can focus on a genre, a period or a theme, or it can focus very broadly on the materials of literature itself—structure, rhetoric or language. We live today in a global society where languages, literatures and cultures intersect and interbreed, and that is why it is important to broaden our scope, to see the world. We offer courses in the literature and culture of Europe and America, of China, Japan and Korea, and of East and West Africa. In comparative literature classes, you will read works in translation. Program Information Major and Minor DegreesDetailed information about undergraduate degrees and minors. Undergraduate Courses & Course SchedulesSee links to all course descriptions and up to date course schedules. Double Dawgs Motivated students can concurrently earn both a Bachelor's and a Master's Degree in Comparative Literature through UGA's Double Dawgs program. CareersEmployment information for students studying Comparative Literature, including possible careers and employers. ResourcesResources on rubrics, essays and writing guides.
