889 Master's in Language Studies in North America

The M.A. in English Studies degree program from University of New Hampshire offers you the opportunity to develop expertise in all forms of the English language — spoken, written and digital. 

The English program at Wichita State University equips students with the knowledge and skills for success in a diverse range of careers and is excellent preparation for further graduate study. 

The Near Eastern Languages and Cultures programme at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) offers advanced MA and PhD degrees. This full-time, on-campus course provides deep expertise in regional history and linguistics. Students benefit from a world-class faculty and a diverse, international academic community.

Pursuing your Master of Arts in English at North Carolina State University puts you in a vibrant intellectual community at the state’s largest university.

The MA in English at the University of North Alabama prepares students to teach at the community college level, pursue advanced study at the Ph.D. level, or pursue career or salary advancement in fields of education, business and industry.

The English program at the Bemidji State University can lead to many opportunities including collegiate teaching and professional writing.

The MA in English program at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi offers students an innovative curriculum, a dynamic faculty, and many opportunities for professional development. 

The Latin at The University of Iowa is awarded by the Graduate College. Instruction is offered through the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. The MA is a nonthesis degree.

The Department of English at McGill University is unique, in that its program brings together three different but related areas of study: Literature; Drama and Theatre; and Cultural Studies.

At English from Texas A&M University–Commerce you can explore beautiful literature that continues to captivate us. Our master’s degree in English lets you deepen your understanding and appreciation of literature and language. 

You want to teach English as a second language to kids and/or adults—¿sí? Trés bien. You can learn the skills you need to help people become bilingual, reduce illiteracy rates, and more with this English as a Second Language program at The University of Alabama at Birmingham.

Language, Culture, and Curriculum from Loyola University Chicago aims to equip all teachers with the pertinent understandings and pedagogical practices to push forward emergent bilinguals’ learning and language development across settings, including literacy, mathematics, science, social studies, world languages, and fine arts classrooms with children, adolescents, and adults. 

The Secondary English Education programme at University of South Florida is a 33-credit M.A.T. degree. Designed for graduates with non-education backgrounds, this public study mode course prepares you for teacher certification in grades 6–12. It combines advanced pedagogy with practical classroom internships.

The English M.Sc. at Purdue University offers a funded public study experience focused on advanced literary and rhetorical analysis. This programme provides comprehensive training in language studies over a standard duration, preparing students for academic and professional excellence through rigorous research and teaching opportunities.

Boston University's English program offers qualified students a unique opportunity to combine the study of law with coursework in English and American literature.

The English as a Second Language Certificate program at Temple University will prepare you to effectively work with English language learners as classrooms across Pennsylvania and the region become increasingly diverse

The Bilingual, ESL, and Multicultural Education program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst is a collaborative, inclusive, and supportive learning community where teachers prepare to help students of all ages, in schools, community settings, and workplaces, acquire additional languages and literacies while supporting their native language and cultural development.

The Romance Languages programme at the University of Oregon is a full-time Bachelor of Arts degree. This undergraduate course allows students to master two languages from French, Italian, Portuguese, or Spanish. Over four years, students develop linguistic proficiency and explore the cultural history of the Romance-speaking world.

The University of Illinois at Chicago offers a Master's degree in French and Francophone Studies. Guided by the belief that people with disabilities are assets to the University, UIC is committed to full inclusion and participation of people with disabilities in all aspects of University life.

The English program of University of California, Irvine (UCI) allows students to pursue their interest in literary and cultural study. Many of our students are teachers themselves, especially at the junior high and high school level; we also welcome mature students who wish to strengthen their command of literature and hone their skills in critical analysis and communication.