621 Master's in Area & Cultural Studies in Europe

The M.A. in Photography and Urban Cultures at Goldsmiths, University of London is a one-year full-time or two-year part-time programme. This degree delves into the intersection of urban theory and visual representation, equipping students with essential photography skills within a vibrant academic environment.

The Ibsen Studies programme of the University of Oslo provides students with in-depth knowledge of the works of Henrik Ibsen and their cultural and historical context, as well as extensive training in relevant humanities research methods.

How will Europe emerge from its contemporary crisis? What role can Europe play in the world? How will Europe’s past shape its future? Answers to these questions will be forged by you and others in a new generation of leaders with a new kind of interdisciplinary, Europeanist education and training. This is what Euroculture programme at Uppsala University offers you.

This Gender, Media and Culture programme, offered by Goldsmiths, University of London, introduces you to recent conceptual debates and creative practices drawing on interdisciplinary domains of feminist, queer, social and cultural conversations.

The focus of the National and Transnational Studies - Literature, Culture, Language from University of Münster is on anglophone literatures and cultures and on varieties of English, students will mainly be based in the English Department. 

The Culture, Diaspora, Ethnicity programme at Birkbeck, University of London offers a comprehensive postgraduate experience through a M.A., PG Cert, and PG Dip. This course is available full-time or part-time, with classes scheduled in the evening. The duration varies, with the M.A. taking one year full-time or two years part-time.

Media and Communication Studies - Culture, Collaborative Media, and Creative Industries (Two-Year) from Malmö University gives you advanced knowledge of digital media through practical approaches in the field. You will work creatively and in an explorative manner with different types of media while learning to evaluate them from a critical perspective

Study literature from across the world and explore cultures and societies in and beyond the English-speaking world. Gain a global outlook while learning from experts in languages, literatures and cultures.

The aim of the Literature - Culture - Media, Russian Literature programme from Lund University is to strengthen students’ historical knowledge and theoretical understanding of relations between literature, culture and modern media.

The aim of the Literature - Culture - Media, Spanish Literature programme from Lund University is to strengthen students’ historical knowledge and theoretical understanding of relations between literature, culture and modern media.

We are interested in hearing from students with research proposals covering all aspects of medieval and early modern history, life and culture.

Learn how to communicate effectively in an intercultural workplace alongside students from all over the world, to prepare for a role in today’s global society with the Intercultural Communication course at Anglia Ruskin University. 

The Cultural Art History course at Warnborough College survey the chronological development of the fine arts and architecture, from Pre-History to the present, and our complementary lectures focus on diverse selected topics from Ancient Roman wall paintings to Mexican murals, and from Ancient Greek temples to Frank Lloyd Wright’s museums.

The International Incorporated Masters in MSc Intercultural Business Communication from Edinburgh Napier University International College gives students a deeper understanding in preparation for their chosen postgraduate degree.

Gain deep understanding with Master Urban History and Culture at School of Advanced Study, University of London of the history and contemporary organisation of two great capitals of the western world: Paris and London. Through an experiential learning approach supported by visits to diverse and fascinating sites, explore how the growth of city living and management shaped the fabric of the world.

In the Digital Culture degree offered by the University of Bergen we look at how we control and choose technology that will benefit society. We train professionals who can use technology creatively and can analyse the effects of technological change.

The Death, Religion and Culture MA at The University of Winchester is a specialist distance learning programme exploring the universal reality of mortality. This one-year, public study mode course examines how diverse traditions and cultures understand dying and bereavement through rituals, history, and social practice.

The objective of the West Nordic Studies programme at University of Iceland is to increase knowledge of the common issues of the area. The aim is to graduate candidates that can understand and meet the complicated challenges of coastal Norway, Iceland, Greenland and the Faroe Islands (the Nora region) as part of the Circumpolar North complexities and are able to strengthen networking in the area.

This Professional Language and Intercultural Studies MA course from University of Leeds combines the study of intercultural communication/studies with a thorough grounding in professional language. 

This M.A. in Public Histories at Birkbeck, University of London, spans one year for full-time students and offers flexible learning options. The programme is designed to accommodate various attendance formats, including on-campus and online, ensuring accessibility for all students pursuing their academic goals in the field of public history.