The Bachelor of Arts in Global & Comparative Literature at Georgetown University's College of Arts & Sciences is a four-year undergraduate degree that allows students to explore and compare at least two distinct literary and cultural traditions. The curriculum emphasizes the study of original literary works (in the original language), engagement with literary and critical theory, and the analysis of texts within their cultural contexts. The program is highly flexible and tailored to individual interests, requiring 10 major courses plus a year-long senior thesis sequence (total 36 credits). Students must develop proficiency in at least one foreign language (English may be one area of specialization), and the coursework includes two core courses (Introduction and a 2000-level topics course), upper-level literature courses in the two chosen traditions, a course in translation, and the completion of an original senior thesis. The program fosters advanced research, writing, and analytical skills, preparing graduates for careers or further study in diverse fields related to literature, culture, linguistics, and beyond. 来源： https://bulletin.georgetown.edu/global-and-comparative-literature/