7.6k Master's degrees in Humanities

The History of the Family course from University of Limerick equips you with the tools to investigate how families lived, worked, and evolved over time, both locally and globally. 

This Creative Writing course delivered by the Queen Mary University of London is ideal if your interests are in a particular form of writing (fiction, poetry, nonfiction, performance), or if you are keen to explore the creative connections between genres. We will introduce you to a wide variety of approaches to writing, and contemporary examples. 

The Academic Master in Screenwriting for Series develops the skills to turn contemporary themes into compelling stories for the screen. Combining script analysis with practical writing projects, students learn to develop series proposals that meet professional standards, working on their own ideas and commissioned briefs while building the collaborative skills needed to work in a writers’ room.

Throughout the Military History by Distance Learning (Online) from the University of Birmingham you'll explore military history to understand how cultures enter conflict, leaders make decisions and individuals experience war. Examine the deeper human, ethical and strategic dimensions of warfare.

Students of the English programme from Maynooth University must take a minimum of 10 credits in taught modules (at least 5 in generic/transferable modules and at least 5 in subject specific/advanced specialist modules) from the structured PhD programme.

The Estonian and Finno-Ugric Languages master's programme at the University of Tartu is unique in combining in-depth language learning with comprehensive, English-based studies in linguistics. You can choose to specialise either in Estonian or Finno-Ugric Languages.

This Creative Writing Prose Fiction (Part Time) course from the University of East Anglia will help transform you as a writer, giving you a deeper sense of the imaginative, artistic and intellectual opportunities and challenges involved in writing literary fiction.

In this English-taught Philosophy Research Master’s programme, you will study ethics and political philosophy in relation to societal and political issues – such as climate change, social injustice, protests, public health, technology and digitalization.

This Applied Linguistics for Language Teaching programme from University of York offers two pathways: the MA in Applied Linguistics for Language Teaching, as well as the MA in Applied Linguistics for Teaching English Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL).

Step into a rewarding career supporting people of all ages to communicate with confidence by studying this Speech and Language Therapy (Pre-Registration) programme from Leeds Beckett University.

The French programme of the University of Glasgow offers a broad spectrum of expertise and supervision from the Middle Ages to the contemporary period, on poetry, the novel, theatre and performance studies, language studies, cultural studies, theory and thought, and visual cultures including emblems, fine art and cinema.

The History programme from Newcastle University offers research opportunities in areas as diverse as medicine, oral history, labour history, historical demography, gender, history of childhood and environment and ideas and ideologies.

The History program at Northumbria University will introduce you to rich historical subjects, as well as how to complete historical research in the digital age.

Whether you simply enjoy Victorian literature or are looking to prepare for PhD research in the future, the English Literature - Victorian Literature degree delivered by the University of Liverpool provides rigorous and comprehensive training in nineteenth-century literature and culture. 

The Applied Linguistics programme of the University of Glasgow focuses on how linguistic research can help solve language-related problems in professional practice and public life.

This one-year History - Pre-Master's Programme from OnCampus Ireland at University of Limerick offers successful students guaranteed progression* to a range of partner universities.

The Translation Studies degree delivered by University of Galway is designed to equip our graduates with the skills, knowledge and professional expertise needed to thrive in the language services industry and beyond. 

This Language Testing (Online) course from Lancaster University is one of the best places in the world to study language testing and we offer a full set of UK-accredited academic qualifications.

Humanities from University of Malta  offers you to engage in an interdisciplinary research project that draws on at least two areas within the humanities. 

This Translation and Localisation course from Newcastle University integrates the essential skills and knowledge, cutting edge translation technology, and creative approaches required to succeed in the rapidly growing translation and localisation industry.