7.6k Master's degrees in Humanities

The Eastern Christian Studies course from the University of Oxford is a two-year degree which is intended to give you experience in reading and interpreting a wide range of Eastern Christian texts in one of three options - Greek, Armenian with Greek, or Syriac with Greek.

The University of Cincinnati offers a small, high quality History MA program. Between 0 and 15 MA students are admitted each year. 

The Department of History at Binghamton University offers a graduate program leading to the Master of Art (MA). We cooperate closely with a host of interdisciplinary programs and departments to offer students additional instruction in comparative and world history perspectives. 

Students focusing their course of study on the department’s four primary areas of strength (Colonial Latin America, Early Modern Global, United States, and China) are admitted into the History graduate program at Pennsylvania State University. Courses in all other areas are offered on a regular basis and encouraged as secondary areas of focus.

The MA and the PhD in Linguistics, at The University of Iowa, are awarded by the Graduate College. Instruction is offered through the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. The MA is offered with or without a thesis. The department also offers a Combined Degree Program in Linguistics(BA/MA with a focus in Teaching English as a Second Language).

The M.A. in Modern Languages and Literatures at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is a versatile postgraduate programme. Offered in a public study mode on campus, it features specialisations in French, German, and Spanish. Students complete 30 to 36 credits through research-focused or professional tracks.

The MA program in History of Art and Architecture at Boston University provides a scholarly grounding in the history of art, architecture, and material culture.

Established in 1785, the History program of University of New Brunswick has a long history of helping students interpret the past. The history department’s graduate programs examine diverse narratives about societies, institutions and cultures to help make sense of the complex world in which we live today. 

The Master of Arts in History degree program at University of Texas at Dallas is designed both for individuals wishing to enhance their knowledge of the past and the skills required to study it, and for those intending to pursue a doctorate in a related field. 

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.

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? 

The Preservation Studies program at Boston University trains students for productive careers working in historic preservation and the stewardship of cultural resources and heritage. Boston and New England have historically stood out as leaders of the national historic preservation movement.

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 MFA in Creative Writing at Boston University is a small, intensive one-year program (two to three semesters). The goal of the program is to help each of our students become better writers of original prose and poetry and to produce readers, critics, poets, and writers of the highest quality.

Candidates for the M.A., M.F.A., and Ph.D. in English at Pennsylvania State University may choose from a variety of courses in English literature and language, rhetoric and composition, and theory/cultural studies. The M.F.A. in English helps prepare candidates for professional careers as writers of fiction, poetry, or nonfiction, or for careers in academia.

The Chinese Studies M.A. at St. John's University provides a robust foundation in China's language, history, and culture. This 33-credit postgraduate programme offers both thesis and non-thesis tracks. Delivered via a public study mode, it equips students with vital research skills for global professional careers.

Uncover and preserve Egypt’s ancient past with the specialized program Egyptology - Coptology from The American University in Cairo.

This Applied Linguistics for Language Teaching course at the University of Oxford  two-year part-time course aims to provide a cutting-edge introduction to the linguistic and pedagogic knowledge and skills needed for teaching language. 

The Graduate Creative Writing Program at Temple University is intended to provide fiction writers and poets with an opportunity to develop their craft and extend the horizon of their thinking about the genre in which they work. Graduate courses in creative writing topics and literature are the core of the program.

The Religion programme at Columbia University offers a comprehensive master level education. This public study mode course provides students with deep academic insights over its duration. Designed for rigorous scholarly inquiry, the curriculum ensures a high standard of excellence for those pursuing advanced theological studies.