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1.6k Full-time Master's degrees in Language Studies
English
The Master of Arts in English at the University of Guelph invites you to explore diverse literary texts and critical theories while developing interpretive and analytical skills. Through a blend of coursework and independent research, you will gain a deep understanding of language, meaning and the evolution of English literature.
Japanese Pedagogy
The Japanese Pedagogy programme at Columbia University offers a comprehensive M.A. qualification for aspiring educators. This public study mode course focuses on advanced instructional techniques and linguistic mastery. Students complete the curriculum over one year of intensive full-time study in a world-class academic setting.
English - Language, Literatures and Cultures
English - Language, Literatures and Cultures from University of Göttingen opens the door to deepening your knowledge in English and American literature, English linguistics and the history of the English language. Improve your English skills to suit your needs. Take challenging classes on a variety of topics, and follow your own research interests to lay the foundation for a Ph.D.
English
The English program at Arkansas State University gives students the opportunity to broaden their academic background and to develop expertise in specialized areas.
English and Writing Studies
The Master of Arts in English and Writing Studies at California State University San Bernardino is designed for students interested in pursuing advanced studies in the related fields of applied linguistics and teaching English as a second language, literature, composition and rhetoric, as well as English pedagogy and public and professional writing.
Language Analysis and Processing
The main objective of Language Analysis and Processing's degree from University of the Basque Country is to analyse language and to get to know the existing techniques and applications for computer language processing, with a double orientation, both research and professional in the field of language technologies.
English
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.
Romance Languages
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.
Speech-Language Pathology
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.
World Languages Education
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.
Linguistic Theory and Language Description
The Master’s programme in Linguistic Theory and Language Description trains students in methods of linguistic analysis and the interdisciplinary study of language and language documentation. With a focus on sociolinguistics and typologically informed language description, students gain hands-on linguistic research experience.
English
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.
English
The Department of English at University of California, Davis, offers students the chance to pursue a literature Ph.D. in fields from the British Middle Ages and colonial America to global/postcolonial and U.S. contemporary literatures, with further strengths in literature and science, literature and environment, literary theory, translation, and gender studies.
English
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
English from University of Missouri - Columbia is dedicated to the study of English language and literature in all of its various historical, cultural, and theoretical aspects.
English
The English programme at the University of California, Santa Barbara offers advanced MA and PhD tracks. This full-time, on-campus course focuses on literary scholarship and theory. Students engage in deep textual analysis and research within a supportive academic community at a world-renowned research institution.
English
The English program at Sonoma State University offer options of completing your degree with an emphasis in literary criticism, creative writing, and rhetoric/English education. As a whole, we seek to foster scholars and writers who are engaged in dialogue across their discipline-specific course of study.
English
The Master of Arts in English from Claremont Graduate University (CGU) immerses you in the evolving voices and perspectives of great literature, both classic and contemporary, from Shakespeare and Virginia Woolf to Thomas Pynchon, Louise Erdrich, Toni Morrison, and more.
English
The English programme at Northern Kentucky University is a versatile M.A. degree designed for diverse academic backgrounds. This 30-credit hour graduate course offers flexible study options to enhance professional communication skills. It is ideal for educators and writers seeking advancement through expert-led instruction.
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
The Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages program from University of Arkansas is designed to prepare teachers in the U.S. and abroad to teach English to learners whose first language is not English; graduates are also prepared to create and implement curriculum and appropriate assessments for English as a second language (ESL).