263 Full-time Master's in Area & Cultural Studies in United States

The Multicultural Education graduate program at California State University Sacramento explores theoretical and pedagogical issues of bilingualism, multiculturalism, educational equity, and social justice, offering courses and experiences to assist educators to work successfully in classrooms, schools, and educational agencies within our diverse State. 

Goucher College’s Master of Arts in Cultural Sustainability offers a competitive edge for emerging cultural leaders seeking to advance their professional lives in new directions and collaborate innovatively with communities in a world where cultural equity is threatened.  

The Department of World Languages and Cultures at the University of Utah offers three Master of Arts degrees: World Languages & Cultures MA (WLC.MA), MA in Language Pedagogy (MALP) and World Languages MA (WLMA).

The intensive Master of Divinity graduate program at the Hellenic College Holy Cross prepares both men and women for a life of ordained or lay ministry. Graduate students learn to exemplify and to articulate the Orthodox tradition in its pastoral, liturgical, biblical, patristic, dogmatic, canonical, ethical, and missionary aspects. 

Second Language Acquisition, Policy and Culture from University of Southern Indiana is designed to provide professionals in education, government, non-profit organizations and business with knowledge and expertise to thrive in a global market.

In the Master of Arts in Intercultural Studies from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, you’ll receive specialized training as you prepare for and engage in Kingdom work. With a solid biblical and theological foundation, and instruction in cultural sensitivity and regional awareness, you’ll be ready for various pathways in missions and/or cross-cultural work of any kind.

At Cultural Heritage at Stephen F. Austin State University from History to Public Administration, from Cultural Traditions and Outdoor Resource Communication, our students gain the tools to pursue careers in public and private sectors.

The M.Ed. in Education, Culture and Society at the University of Utah is structured to provide students with one core course (3 credit hours). M.Ed. students then select their area of emphasis (interdisciplinary inquiry or reflexive praxis with or without ESL endorsement).

University of Wisconsin Madison offers a new interdisciplinary M.A. and Ph.D. program in Asian Languages and Cultures. Students may take advantage of the many opportunities within the department and on campus to do in-depth research on Asia from multiple disciplinary perspectives and across the traditional area studies divisions of East, South, and Southeast Asia.

Rhode Island School of Design's Master of Arts program in Global Arts and Cultures (GAC) invites inquiry into pressing contemporary issues at the intersection of globalization and cultural production.

Intercultural Studies at the Southern California Seminary offers students a 36-unit graduate-level program of study that includes a core curriculum of biblical studies and interdisciplinary skills along with a targeted intercultural field study that includes an ethnography project.

The Folklore and Ethnomusicology programme at Indiana University Bloomington offers advanced Ph.D. and dual master's degree options. Students engage in full-time research into vernacular culture and traditional arts. This comprehensive curriculum explores the intersection of global traditions with modern politics and commerce.

The fully accredited Foreign Languages, Cultures, and Literatures program of Virginia Tech is designed to meet the needs of students seeking academic and other professional careers in contexts that require intercultural competency as well as a specialized knowledge of Spanish and/or French. 

The Irish and Irish-American Studies programme at New York University offers a comprehensive exploration of Ireland's history and its global diaspora. This public master degree provides students with deep cultural insights over a standard duration, blending academic rigour with New York's rich heritage and resources.

The Languages and Cultures M.Sc. at Purdue University is a comprehensive postgraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. This course typically requires four semesters of full-time study to complete. Students engage in advanced linguistic and literary research while gaining valuable college-level teaching experience.

At Education - Cultural and Linguistically Diverse Education from Fort Lewis College you will learn how to meet the needs of bilingual students, and to teach young people in culturally inclusive and responsive ways so that public education is equitable for everyone in your community.

Chicana(o) and Latina(o) Studies from California State University Los Angeles is designed for graduate students who wish to pursue advanced study toward the Ph.D. degree.

The Student Affairs in Higher Education programme at Marquette University is a comprehensive Master of Education degree. This full-time course is designed for aspiring professionals seeking leadership roles in university settings. It combines Jesuit values with practical experience to foster excellence in student services.

The Latin American Studies and Public Health degree at The University of New Mexico is intended to prepare graduates to improve the health of Latin American populations and Latinx populations in the United States, with a primary focus on New Mexico, the Southwest, the United States/Mexico border region, and regions south of the border.

The Master of Arts degree in Intercultural Studies from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary is designed to prepare students for a calling to an overseas ministry context.