889 Master's in Language Studies in North America

The M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction- English Learners at McNeese State University is a 36-credit postgraduate programme delivered entirely online. Designed for certified teachers, this public study mode course focuses on multicultural pedagogy and language structures, typically completed over five terms of intensive study.

In addition to the MA awarded within the PhD program, Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures - Hebrew and Judaic Studies at University of Pennsylvania offers an independent (terminal) MA degree in Hebrew Literature and Jewish Tradition, which is one of the tracks in MELC’s graduate program in Hebrew and Judaic Studies.

The Latin American and Caribbean Studies program delivered at New York University offers a unique and exciting academic experience: students thrive from access to world-renowned scholars and wealth of research resources while pursuing a flexible interdisciplinary program.

The graduate curriculum of the Equity, Bilingualism and Biliteracy program of the University of Colorado at Boulder leads to a Master of Arts degree.

The M.A. in Portuguese at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) provides advanced training in Luso-Brazilian linguistics and literature. This full-time programme, delivered in a public study mode, is designed for students pursuing high-level academic research and serves as a foundation for doctoral-level study.

The M.A. in Early Childhood Education - Initial Certification and Bilingual Extension at Columbia University is a 39-credit programme. Delivered in a public study mode, it prepares bilingual professionals for Birth-Grade 2 settings. Students gain expertise in multicultural urban education through integrated theory and practice.

The M.A. in World Languages and Applied Intercultural Studies at Georgia State University is a public, full-time programme completed over four semesters. It focuses on developing intercultural competency and advanced linguistic skills to prepare students for global careers through innovative, career-ready curriculum and practical experience.

The English program from Governors State University provides intensive study in literature, language, and theory and the real-world experience needed to hone your craft and scholarship

The Teaching - Language Arts (Middle Grades) program in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at North Carolina State University seeks to prepare teachers who can effectively educate young adolescents, while being responsive to their unique needs, interests, and abilities.

The English program at University of New Brunswick graduate offers both creative writing and academic streams of study, helping students reach both their creative and critical potential. Students feel particularly welcome because of our small class sizes. 

The English Department at Wake Forest University offers a wide array of courses in every major field of British and American literary studies. 

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.

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.

The English M.A. at the University of South Florida is a postgraduate programme designed to enhance literary and critical expertise. Delivered through a public study mode, this degree prepares students for diverse professional careers or further doctoral research by developing advanced creative and analytical knowledge.

The French programme at Florida Atlantic University offers advanced postgraduate study in language, literature, and culture. Available as an M.A. or M.A.T., this degree provides flexible pathways including thesis and non-thesis options. Students can complete this full-time course on campus to master linguistic and pedagogical skills.

This English program of study from University of Hawaii at Manoa is designed to give students the opportunity to specialize in one of four areas of concentration while requiring that they do approximately half of their course work in other subject areas.

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.

English Language Learners from Vanderbilt University prepares pre- and in-service teachers to work with individuals who are learning additional languages, study the development of multilingualism across the lifespan, and engage in applied linguistics, language, and literacies research.

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 English program of The University of Texas at San Antonio offers the student an opportunity to acquire a general knowledge of literatures written primarily in English, to understand the historical and cultural contexts in which that literature was produced, to develop skills in critical analysis, and to conduct literary, rhetorical, and linguistic research.