43 Master's degrees in Language Studies in South Africa

The Faculty of Humanities is offering a Master of Arts in Latin at University of Johannesburg for students to acquire the ability to find and define topics for research which they find relevant to either their modern environment or their own inner journey.

African Languages from University of Pretoria provides a holistic education, transferable skills, critical thinking, and communication and problem-solving that will help you develop to your full potential.  

The Department of English, which offers the English Studies programme at the Stellenbosch University,  focuses on the study of local and international literature written in English, and also offers elective courses in literary, film and cultural studies as well as creative writing.

The master of Italian at University of South Africa (UNISA) offers high-quality general academic and career-focused distance education tuition in the arts, humanities, social sciences, religion and theology. 

Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) is a health care profession concerned with the field of communication. At University of Kwazulu Natal we offer a master degree in Speech-Language Therapy. 

The Applied Linguistics (CW) program is offered by University of Johannesburg.

The master of Judaica at University of South Africa (UNISA) offers high-quality general academic and career-focused distance education tuition in the arts, humanities, social sciences, religion and theology. 

The master of Afrikaans at University of South Africa (UNISA) offers high-quality general academic and career-focused distance education tuition in the arts, humanities, social sciences, religion and theology. 

The Department of Religion Studies from Faculty of Humanities at University of Johannesburg offers a MA in Semitic Languages and Cultures (Research).

The Language Practice and Media Studies programme from Central University of Technology, Free State is aimed at producing candidates who will have the competence to combine language theory and praxis effectively and independently to accommodate the pragmatic needs of language and communication clients in both African and international contexts. 

Take your education career to the next level with our Programme with Languages Specialisation course offered at University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. 

The main purpose of this Language Practice programme from Central University of Technology, Free State is to develop research competence in students so that they can make a significant academic contribution in their disciplines or fields

African Languages (Coursework) from University of Pretoria provides a holistic education, transferable skills, critical thinking, and communication and problem-solving that will help you develop to your full potential. 

Masters of Education in Deaf Education (MEd) offered at University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg is a maximum 2 years full-time or 4 years part-time course.

The French master programme is offered for students by University of Johannesburg.

The Department of General Linguistics, which offers the Second Language Studies at the Stellenbosch University, is situated in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. The Department offers undergraduate modules in General Linguistics and Applied English Language Studies (AELS). 

The African Languages master at University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg focuses on the practical and theoretical problems in the syntax of Bantu Languages. 

The Department of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies offers postgraduates in the Linguistics and Applied Language Studies program of Rhodes University a vibrant research community and a supportive environment for study.

The Department of African Languages from Faculty of Humanities at University of Johannesburg offers a MA in African Languages (Coursework).

The Faculty of Humanities is offering a Master of Arts in Greek (CW) at University of Johannesburg. In the short dissertation, students have the option of concentrating on Classical Greek, Hellenistic Greek (New Testament and Church Fathers), Byzantine Greek or Modern Greek.