217 Master's degrees in Language Studies in England, United Kingdom

The MA Translation and Interpreting Studies at The University of Manchester is a one-year, full-time programme designed to provide comprehensive training in translation and interpreting. This master's degree equips students with essential skills for the language services industry, delivered in person for an immersive learning experience.

The University of Sheffield offers a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Computer Science with Speech and Language Processing. This programme is designed to provide comprehensive knowledge and skills in the field. The duration and attendance format details are not specified, but students can expect a robust academic experience.

The University of Manchester offers an MA in Modern Languages and Cultures, designed for completion in one year of full-time study or two years part-time. This advanced programme prepares students for further academic research and professional opportunities within diverse linguistic and cultural contexts.

The Education (Modern Foreign Languages) programme offered by King's College London offers theoretical understanding and intensive practice of language teaching, drawing on the expertise of tutors and experienced practitioners. You'll have the opportunity to engage in research-informed learning as you develop your own skills as a classroom practitioner throughout the course.

The University of East London offers a PGCE qualification in Secondary English, which leads to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS). This full-time course typically spans one year and provides essential training for aspiring teachers, focusing on the 11-to-16 age group. Students will gain practical experience and academic knowledge in a supportive environment.

Goldsmiths, University of London offers an MPhil/PhD in English, Comparative Literature or Linguistics. This research programme can be pursued full-time over 3-4 years or part-time for 4-6 years, providing a flexible approach for students aiming to delve deeply into their chosen field.

The PGCE (Primary) with Modern Languages at Goldsmiths, University of London is a one-year full-time programme designed to cultivate skilled primary educators. This course combines teaching techniques with language acquisition in French, German, and Spanish, ensuring comprehensive training for aspiring teachers in a supportive environment.

The Secondary Modern Languages programme offered by University of East Anglia combines at least 120 days of school-based training with university sessions, gradually increasing your solo teaching hours to build your confidence and help you become a reflective practitioner.

Secondary Education English at University of Gloucestershire gives high priority to developing your abilities in analysis, evaluation and autonomous learning. Placements in contrasting schools provide opportunities to develop your understanding of the teacher’s wider role.  

English Studies from University of Cambridge aims to give students with relevant experience at first-degree level the opportunity to develop a conceptually and historically sophisticated approach to literary study, both in taught seminar groups and individual research; also to carry out focused research under close supervision in their field of interest.

Literature, Romanticism and the English Lake District from University of Cumbria can enhance prospects in a range of careers that demand high-level analytical and interpretative skills as well as advanced skills in written and oral communication.

The English Education MA programme offered at the University College London (UCL) offers participants a stimulating combination of both academic and professional development, including guidance on conducting small-scale research. 

Bilingualism and Multilingualism (Full-time) from The University of Wales Trinity Saint David is an unique postgraduate qualification offered through distance learning provision, being the first degree of its kind offered in Europe and part of the University’s mission to contribute to the range of initiatives in the field of language planning and bilingual/ multilingual development,

The Postgraduate Certificate in Education (English)  at King's College London gives trainees practical and theoretical ideas on the teaching of English as well as modelling ways in which English can be taught in the classroom. 

This Classical Armenian Studies course offered at the University of Oxford is an intensive one-year taught degree course which is intended to give students experience in reading and interpreting a wide range of Armenian texts, from a choice of genres, either as a stand-alone qualification or as a solid foundation in the subject for those intending to go on to do doctoral research.

The Russian and Post-Soviet Politics MA programme offered at the University College London (UCL) is designed to respond to the growing strategic importance of Russia and the former Soviet Union and meet the emerging demand for area-focused academic training. 

The English (1830-1914) programme from the University of Oxford is designed to serve both as an autonomous degree for students wishing to pursue more advanced studies in English literature, and as a solid foundation for doctoral research.