Master's thesis
Digital text analysis
Compulsory courses
Dutch linguistics and literature
18 ECTS-credits to choose of which at least one course in literature and one course in linguistics
| 2001FLWTLN | Chivalric Rom. in Middle Dutch | NED | 6sp | 1st semester
| Sleiderink, Remco
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| 2002FLWTLN | Religious literature in the Middle Ages and in the early modern period | NED | 6sp | 2nd semester
| Schepers, Kees
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| 2003FLWTLN | Mystical authors | NED | 6sp | 1st semester
| Faesen, Robert
Arblaster, John
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| 2004FLWTLN | Renaissance literature and culture | NED | 6sp | 1st semester
| Meeus, Hubert
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| 2005FLWTLN | From scaffold to theatre: theatre in the Low Countries from the 17th till the 20th century | NED | 6sp | 2nd semester
| Meeus, Hubert
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| 2021FLWTLN | Broken time: Dutch Literature during World War II | NED | 6sp | 1st semester
| Humbeeck, Kris
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| 2020FLWTLN | Contemporary Dutch literature | NED | 6sp | 1st semester
| Debergh, Gwennie
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| 2023FLWTLN | Buitengaats: Contemporary African Literature | AFR | 6sp | 2nd semester
| Humbeeck, Kris
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| 2018FLWTLN | A crumbling evening country? The image of Europe in Dutch literature | NED | 6sp | 2nd semester
| Debergh, Gwennie
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| 2012FLWTLN | Speaking and hearing | NED | 6sp | 2nd semester
| Verhoeven, Jo
Gillis, Steven
Faes, Jolien
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| 2013FLWTLN | Sense and meaning | NED | 6sp | 1st semester
| Nuyts, Jan
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| 2014FLWTLN | Discourse | NED | 6sp | 2nd semester
| Nuyts, Jan
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| 2015FLWTLN | Language contact and language dynamics | NED | 6sp | 2nd semester
| Vandekerckhove, Reinhild
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| 2016FLWTLN | Psycholinguistics | NED | 6sp | 1st semester
| Sandra, Dominiek
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| 2017FLWTLN | Language acquisition | NED | 6sp | 1st semester
| Gillis, Steven
Kloots, Hanne
Faes, Jolien
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Electives/Free choice
Students choose 6 ECTS-credits from the courses belonging to the Master¹s programme in Linguistics and Literature on the condition that these courses are related to their Bachelor¹s language combinations.
Courses that belong to a different master¹s programme than ³Linguistics and Literature", including master¹s programmes organised by another Faculty, will first have to be approved by the Education Board.