720 Full-time Master's in Language Studies in United States

English from Marshall University is both a traditional and evolving discipline that involves the study of language, writing, history and culture. Our program gives students the opportunity to learn and grow as part of a vibrant community of writers in West Virginia, and the program is designed to meet the increasingly diverse needs of today’s graduate students. 

With a degree in English, you're equipped for success in a number of rewarding careers. The Master of Arts in English from Fort Hays State University is a 30-credit hour program. 

In English Studies, multiple and interdisciplinary perspectives at Illinois State University are used to examine and produce texts for audiences communicating in English: How do cultures shape language and how does language shape culture? How do intersections of cultures affect communication across borders? What forms can we create to connect and enter into dialogue with each other? 

English Teaching from Purdue University Fort Wayne is your calling. You love it. You just want something more from it. That’s where the master of arts in teaching comes in.  

The English department from James Madison University emphasizes preparation for Ph.D. work and advanced training both for secondary education teachers and those for whom an M.A. in English would enhance career options.

All candidates for the master's degree in English at Lehigh University will take a minimum of eleven courses (33 credits). The two-year M.A. program enables students to develop a critical framework for understanding and evaluating the ethical, political, and formal aspects of texts within and across diverse historical and cultural contexts. 

Students of the Master of Arts (M.A.) degree program in Speech-Language Pathology at the University of Memphis students must meet all academic and clinical requirements specified by the American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA) for the Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology.

Find new ways to develop students and their appreciation for world languages, knowledge of intercultural understandings and desire to become global citizens. With the World Languages Education (MA/MEd) degree from DePaul University, you’ll incorporate theory and research into hands-on, technology-rich, instructional practices that actualize language learning in real-life situations.

The Department of Romance Languages at the University of Georgia offers degrees in French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish-language cultural studies, linguistics, and literature, with a focus on interdisciplinary study, close mentorship, and professional training.

The French & Francophone World Studies at The University of Iowa introduces students to the cultures of France, the Francophone world, Italy, and parts of the Middle East and Africa, providing an understanding of those countries' historical and contemporary importance.

The University of Maine Master of Arts in English engages MA candidates as scholars, teachers, and artists who understand that individual excellence is developed within a community that values respectful exchange and a strong network of peer and mentor support. 

The Critical Languages Education 7-12 master programme at The City University of New York offers professional training for aspiring teachers. This public course provides a pathway to initial and professional certification in diverse languages. Students benefit from expert instruction during this comprehensive postgraduate study.

Are you interested in writing and the teaching of writing? Digital composing and remix? Then take a good long look at the English - Composition and Rhetoric graduate program at Miami University.

Are you a passionate educator ready to take your foreign language teaching career to the next level? Then this Foreign Language Education degree offered at The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is for your. 

The Language, Literacy, and Culture study program at the University of Washington provides foundational knowledge on the nature of language, literacy and culture across multilingual settings, including elementary and secondary schools, community centers, and various global contexts.

The English and Literature - Creative Writing programme at the University of Michigan offers a rigorous public study experience. This master degree focuses on advanced literary craft and critical analysis. Students engage in intensive workshops and seminars designed to refine their creative voice over the duration of the course.

Our English Education program at the University of Virginia  reflect the depth of our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion as we work together with our students toward actualizing a more just society. 

The Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction with a specialization in English Education from Louisiana State University is designed to advance the knowledge base of certified teachers. 

The English MA program from Mississippi State University is home to a small and vibrant MA program. The program is offered with emphases in Literature, Creative Writing, Linguistics, and TESOL. 

The Teacher Education - Second Language Education - World Language Education and English as a Second Language Education program at University of Tennessee Knoxville leads an undergraduate degree and Tennessee teaching licenses in world language (Spanish, German, French, or Classics) and English as a second language.