12 Master's degrees in African Studies in England, United Kingdom

In the South African Tax Law course at Middlesex University you will gain an in-depth and practical understanding in South African Tax Law. Assist clients in navigating through the complexities and complying with the South African Revenue Services and the National Treasury with the South African Revenue Services and the National Treasury.

The Politics and International Relations (Africa) programme from SOAS University of London explores contemporary debates regarding ideology, power, and political relationships across the African continent: from philosophies of liberation and race to forms of state-building and social protest, from the politics of gender to new forms of global influence and diplomatic power.

Join an internationally renowned department of African Studies and Anthropology and conduct anthropological research with a focus on communities in Africa or the African diaspora. Learn more at the African Studies and Anthropology (by research) programme from University of Birmingham.

The African Studies programme at SOAS University of London provides an unrivalled programme of advanced modules on Africa - one of the world’s most fascinating and challenging regions.

The African Studies and Intensive Language from SOAS University of London provides students with competency in language skills and intercultural awareness and understanding.

Join Birmingham's internationally renowned Department of African Studies and Anthropology and develop your own independent research project on Africa or its diasporas. Learn more at the African Studies (by research) from University of Birmingham.

The Egyptology degree delivered by University of Liverpool provides a personalised and focused introduction to postgraduate research. It will enable you to develop into an independent researcher and produce an original research project, supported by an expert in Egyptology.

The Egyptology degree delivered at University of Liverpool enables graduates in Egyptology related disciplines to deepen their knowledge of Egyptian language and material culture. 

The Egyptology from the University of Oxford is a two-year taught graduate degree that offers a satisfying, advanced course of study in the languages, cultures, and history of ancient Egypt. While the MPhil functions as a course in its own right, it is also designed to take students to the stage where they can embark on doctoral research in Egyptology.

The African Studies programme from the University of Cambridge offers a taught course with a substantial research component and provides an excellent foundation for students wanting to develop their knowledge of Africa.

The University of Manchester offers a Master of Arts (MA) in Egyptology, designed for part-time distance learning over two years. This innovative programme allows students to explore ancient Egyptian culture and society while studying flexibly from home.

The MSc in African Studies programme at the University of Oxford  is a three-term course, designed both as a stand-alone interdisciplinary introduction to current debates about Africa, and as a preparation for doctoral research on Africa. This advanced degree programme provides an excellent foundation for those who wish to expand their knowledge of African studies.