7.6k Master's degrees in Humanities

The English program delivered at Southeastern Louisiana University provides professional development and training in creative, critical, and professional writing.

Tennessee State University offers this Master of Science degree in Speech and Hearing Science (concentration in Speech-Language Pathology). 

English from California State University Los Angeles provides opportunities for advanced study in literature, criticism, language, creative writing, and composition and rhetoric.

Sometimes a look back is what we need to forge ahead. With an MA in History from the University of Indianapolis, you'll have that broad perspective to put into place in your career, whether you're a teacher or in another field.

The Creative Writing degree at University of Chichester has a long and proud history of graduate success, with many of our students continuing on to careers as published writers.

The Master's Program in Philosophy from University of Dallas intends to engage students in a serious and thorough study of the Western philosophic tradition.

The M.A. in History at University of Illinois Springfield emphasizes the development of analytical research skills necessary for studying the past. 

Studying the Environmental Humanities program offered by Bath Spa University you’ll acquire new research skills, as well as a more holistic understanding of environmental issues. 

The Creative Writing MFA program from California State University, Fresno offers advanced degree training to talented students who wish to gain expertise in the writing of poetry, fiction, or creative nonfiction. 

The Master of Arts in Applied History at Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania can be completed in approximately one-and-a-half years of full-time study. Part-time enrollment also welcome.

The Teaching English as a Second Language program from Kean University is specifically designed for those who want to teach ESL classes. In these programs, you'll learn about language acquisition, linguistics and methods of teaching ESL and EFL (English as a foreign language.)

Classics from Wayne State University offers courses in Ancient Studies, and can help prepare you for a doctoral program or any number of careers, including in law, medicine, archives, and more.

The Master of Clinical Audiology and Doctor of Philosophy course from The University of Western Australia is the only one offered in Australia in combination with a PhD programme that can be completed in 4 years. 

The Classics programme at The City University of New York offers a comprehensive exploration of ancient civilisations. This degree provides rigorous training in Greek and Latin languages and literature. Delivered via a public study mode, the curriculum prepares students for advanced research and diverse professional careers.

The English programme from Syracuse University encourages intellectual discovery while also preparing students for future doctoral work by training them in recognized fields of study. 

The History program at California State University Northridge offers students advanced training in historical research, writing and teaching. Seminars are small in size, providing students with unparalleled opportunities to work directly with faculty. Students have the option of pursuing their degrees full or part time, and classes are held in the afternoon and the evening.

The English Education (Grades 7-12) program at Syracuse University prepares graduates to be effective and engaging educators, fostering a love of writing, reading, English literature, and the language arts in their students.

The English M.A. at Concordia University Montréal is a two-year, full-time programme delivered on campus. Students can specialise in Literature or Creative Writing, earning 45 credits through advanced research or artistic practice. This degree offers a flexible, scholarly environment in the heart of a vibrant city.

The Master of Arts in the Liberal Arts from Louisiana State University offers both a thesis track and a non-thesis track.

The M.A. in Spanish Language, Literature and Culture at Syracuse University allow students to develop expertise in critical reading, writing and thinking regarding a wide variety of areas.