About two years ago, I flicked through this programme website (perhaps like you), studying the course descriptions and weighing my options. By then, I had graduated from my Bachelors’ degree for two years, secured a full-time teaching position, and was looking to further my journey in literature and research. I was uncertain as to where my journey could be heading, but was sure of my enthusiasm that had been bubbling over the bedside table where I indulge in quiet reading.

That year, I enrolled into the programme as a part-time student, eager to bury myself in texts and engage in conversations that would challenge me intellectually. I was not disappointed, to say the least. I greatly appreciate the breadth of genres that the programme offered, as well as the thoughtful curation of texts and materials by the professors. The classroom was always inviting, thus filled up by gripping discussions that often left me going, “Genius! How did I not think about that?” These tiny moments of epiphany were deeply fulfilling. Now, when I’m reading alone at a buzzing cafe, I often feel the urge to strike up a conversation about it with someone.

This past June, I graduated from the programme with perhaps a couple pounds more of literary knowledge, and a clearer sense as to where this journey of mine is taking me. And if you too, are looking to expand your literary experience, then look no further and seize your chance.