7.6k Master's degrees in Humanities

The Graduate Diploma in Arts in French program from Victoria University of Wellington will prepare you to study that subject at postgraduate level, such as the Bachelor of Arts with Honours or the Master of Arts.

The English Literature course at Liverpool John Moores University offers you the opportunity to pursue advanced study, at the leading edges of the subject, within a vibrant community of scholars.

Our MA in Welsh - Language and Literature (MA Cymraeg: Iaith a Llenyddiaeth) at  Bangor University offers you an exciting opportunity to study various aspects of the language and its literature through the medium of Welsh or English – from the early heroic poetry of Aneirin to 21st-century literature in translation.

In this specialisation you investigate the human mind and its manifold complexities and products, from a philosophical perspective. You study cultural diversity, mental health and neurodiversity, language and communication, AI and science.

The English Literature course at University of Bristol aims to deepen your passion for literature while developing the rigorous specialist skills essential to postgraduate-level research.

This one-year (2-semester) Archaeology (Higher Archaeological Practice) - Pre-Master's Programme (PMP) from OnCampus Southampton offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Southampton.

Training in art direction, image and media trains students for careers in art direction. This  5-year Master's degree in Art Direction from Penninghen includes a foundation year in applied arts at Penninghen, followed by four years of specialization.

This History programme offered at the University of Leicester is for you if... you want to expand the depth of your historical knowledge and develop advanced skills in historical research.

The Philosophy degree from University of Essex has an established international reputation and a strong tradition of postgraduate education, particularly in the specialist area of continental philosophy and - more recently - in the middle-ground between continental and analytic philosophy.

The Linguistics Master’s programme at Queen's University Belfast enables you to acquire the research skills and subject-specific knowledge that are essential for driving forward your interest in language-focused research. 

The Youth Work course delivered by the University College Cork is ideally suited to enthusiastic, fun-loving, critical-thinking, and creative people who are motivated to impact positively in young people’s lives.

This History MRes programme offered at the University of Leicester is for you if... you want to develop advanced skills in historical research methods and apply these to an extended piece of independent research.

The Individualized Interdisciplinary Program (Research Area) from The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology is designed for students who have well-articulated research goals which cannot be reached through established research postgraduate programmes. 

By taking this Eighteenth Century Studies programme from University of York you will develop your understanding of some of the major issues, debates and discourses that shaped British cultures and their relation to other cultures in the 18th century. 

This English Literature programme from Newcastle University allows you to work around your own research interests. It will prepare you for further research within and beyond academia.

The Songwriting programme from University of Limerick is for people who want to study the artistic practice of songwriting in depth.  

The History of the Family (Online) course from University of Limerick combines the strengths of two historical traditions: the independent researcher of family history and the sub-discipline of the history of the family.

In the English (Thesis) course from University of Canterbury you will develop advanced skills in reading, writing, and critical thinking, while pursuing your own interests in areas including literature, film, and culture.

The English Philology programme at the University of Ostrava in Europe is designed to educate graduates with an advanced level of English language competence (CEFR level C1 – “proficient user”), who are capable of communicating in English in various communicative contexts and in various types of institutions and explore linguistics and literature studies. 

Gain an in-depth understanding of language, communication and how they shape our lives with the Linguistics course from University of Canterbury.