889 Master's in Language Studies in North America

English from The University of Alabama has enabled students to develop careers as teachers, scholars, publishers, and editors.  

In addition to the MA awarded within the PhD program, Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures - Mesopotamian Civilization at University of Pennsylvania offers an independent (terminal) MA degree in Mesopotamian Civilizations.

The M.A. in English at the University of Oklahoma is a flexible, three-year postgraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. Students engage in advanced research across literary studies, rhetoric, and creative writing. This curriculum fosters professional immersion through tailored specialisations and teaching experience.

The Early Childhood Education and Teaching Students with Disabilities and Bilingual Extension at Columbia University is a comprehensive Not Specified programme. Delivered via public study mode, this course prepares bilingual professionals for dual certification. Students develop expertise in inclusive urban education over a 45-credit duration.

The Master of Arts in Language and Literacy at California State University is designed for the administrator, the classroom teacher, and the specialist teacher of language and literacy for all types of children, youth, and adults.

This Integrated Language and Literacy Studies program from Iona University equips educators, researchers, and professionals with the advanced knowledge and practical tools needed to address the complexities of language acquisition and literacy development across diverse populations and learning environments. 

The Literacy and Multilingual Studies M.S. Program aims to develop teacher candidates with the knowledge, skills, and dispositions for effective teaching and learning in diverse settings. 

The English degree offered at The University of Arizona offers instruction in English and American literature, giving you analytical tools, diverse perspectives and historical depth for exploring the present through the lens of the past.

Built for current and future professionals teaching English as a second language and for those involved in applied linguistics, this Teaching English as a Second Language programme from The University of Arizona offers a balanced emphasis on theory, research and practice.