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Comparative Literature campus highlight shot Secondary menu Program Video News & Events Newsletters Giving Contact Search form Search Welcome to Comparative Literature at UC Santa Barbara! Our Comparative Literature Program provides undergraduates with the opportunity to work closely with faculty in their fields of study, explore the interactions of literary cultures across borders, and take courses in the literatures of the world and on such topics such as "Global Humanities," "World Literature and Cognitive Science," "Children’s Literature," "Fantasy and the Fantastic," and "the Jewish Graphic Novel." We also offer an innovative Minor in Translation Studies. Our doctoral students carry research at the crossroads of disciplines and practice the methods and theories of Comparative Literature. We offer a graduate Emphasis in Translation Studies and our graduate students can also choose from six additional graduate emphases. Alumni from our graduate program have secured research positions, teaching appointments, and post-doctoral fellowships in humanities departments at Dartmouth, Harvard, Rutgers, CU Boulder, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Vanderbilt, Yale and at other outstanding colleges and universities. Check our vision of Comparative Literature as an evolving discipline . Attention, potential graduate applicants: our deadline for admission in fall 2020 is December 15, 2019 . Check our admission page for all our requirements and note that we no longer require GRE scores . Comparative Literature Home About our programs Comparatists and Careers People Graduate Program French Graduate Track German Graduate Track Undergraduate Program Courses Links Follow Us News and Events The Versatile PhD in Comparative Literature Please join us for a workshop exploring careers alongside and outside academia. 3:30pm-4:30pm, Wednesday, April 1, 6320 Phelps 6320. UCSB Critical Memory Studies Group Prof. Sven Spieker on Boym’s Future of Nostalgia (Dec. 5, 6:00pm, Phelps 6206C). Michael Rothberg on the Implicated Subject for "Memory and Movement" Conference (May 4, 1:30pm, SSMS 4315). UCSB Critical Memory Studies Group Prof. Sabine Frühstück (East Asian) on the iconicity and post-memory of the Asia-Pacific War (April 15, 2019, 5:30pm, Phelps 6206C). Congratulations to our doctoral alumnae and alumni on their new academic positions. Copyright © 2015 Terms of Use | Accessibility Webmaster | LogIn The Regents of the University of California. All Rights Reserved. Main office hours [PST] Monday through Friday 9am-11:30am 1:30pm-4pm Campus MailCode: 4130 Campus Map Comparative Literature Program 4206 Phelps Hall University of California, Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 93106-4130 Information: (805) 893-3111 Fax: (805)...