90 Master's degrees in Language Studies in New York, United States

The Master of Science in Adolescence Education (7-12) - English (MSEd.) from State University of New York at New Paltz is a 30 credit graduate program designed with flexibility in mind.

Adolescence brings many challenges and adjustments for students in grades 7-12. Central to the success of these students are teachers armed with the knowledge, skills and commitment to student development that, when combined, foster achievement. We offer a Adolescence Education - English Language Arts (7-12) degree at SUNY Old Westbury.

The Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages programme at The City University of New York is a comprehensive master level course. Delivered via a public study mode, this curriculum prepares educators for diverse classrooms. Students gain advanced pedagogical skills and linguistic expertise over the duration of the course.

The Educational Theatre, All Grades and English, Grades 7–12, and English Education, Grades 7-12, Initial Certification M.A. at New York University is a 45-credit master’s programme. Available in full-time and part-time modes, it prepares students for dual New York State teaching certification through hands-on experience in urban schools.

The Critical Languages Education 7-12 master programme at The City University of New York offers professional training for aspiring teachers. This public course provides a pathway to initial and professional certification in diverse languages. Students benefit from expert instruction during this comprehensive postgraduate study.

The M.A. in Bilingual-Bicultural Education at Columbia University offers a sociocultural approach to language and literacy. This public programme provides flexible pathways for educators through innovative coursework and hands-on New York City school experiences, preparing graduates for diverse global teaching roles.

The English Education Studies programme at University at Buffalo is a 33-credit Ed.M. degree designed for aspiring leaders in literacy. This public study mode course offers flexible in-person or online learning over two to five years. It is ideal for those seeking international teaching roles without New York certification.

The M.A. in English at College at Brockport SUNY offers a comprehensive exploration of literature and language. This master's programme, delivered via a public study mode, provides advanced academic training for students seeking to deepen their critical expertise and research skills within a vibrant scholarly community.

The Romance Languages and Literatures Department at Binghamton University offers a Master of Arts (MA) degree program in Spanish, with both thesis and non-thesis tracks available, customized to allow students to focus on cultural and literary studies, linguistics, pedagogy and/or translation. 

The Slavic Cultures programme at Columbia University offers a comprehensive exploration of Eastern European traditions. This M.A. degree provides flexible study options for students interested in regional history and linguistics. Delivered in a public study mode, the curriculum ensures a deep understanding of Slavic heritage.

The Chinese Studies M.A. at St. John's University provides a robust foundation in China's language, history, and culture. This 33-credit postgraduate programme offers both thesis and non-thesis tracks. Delivered via a public study mode, it equips students with vital research skills for global professional careers.

The Japanese Pedagogy programme at Columbia University offers a comprehensive M.A. qualification for aspiring educators. This public study mode course focuses on advanced instructional techniques and linguistic mastery. Students complete the curriculum over one year of intensive full-time study in a world-class academic setting.

The Language and Literacy programme at The City University of New York is a 30-credit Master of Arts designed for aspiring educators. This degree focuses on teaching adults in college and pre-college settings. Available with flexible evening scheduling, the curriculum prepares students for diverse instructional roles.

The M.A. in English at Suny Cortland consists of advanced work in critical thinking as well as the study of the history and function of English languages and literatures. Reading the world as text, you will enhance your intellectual and cultural fluency and critical engagement with the world.

At the Master of Arts level, we provide students with broad and intensive training in their fields of study. The Jewish Studies program at Yeshiva University appeals to individuals in all walks of life who strive to enhance their Jewish learning through a rigorous and stimulating program.  

The English for Speakers of Other Languages programme at the University at Buffalo is a comprehensive Master of Education (EdM) designed for aspiring teachers. This on-campus course spans four to five full-time semesters, providing the essential expertise required to lead diverse language classrooms in various educational settings.

The Teachers of Students with Speech-Language Disabilities – Bilingual (English-Spanish Extension) at The City University of New York is a specialised graduate programme. It provides essential training for educators working in diverse linguistic settings, focusing on speech-language support within a bilingual framework.

Hispanic Languages and Literature from Stony Brook University attracts students as a core Humanities major that challenges them to develop their critical and analytic skills while acquiring linguistic and cultural proficiency in the third largest “global language.”  

The M.A. in Teaching English and Teaching Students with Disabilities, Grades 7–12, Initial Certification at New York University is a 42-credit programme. Available in full-time and part-time study modes, it prepares educators for dual certification through rigorous pedagogy and classroom experience in public settings.

Whether you are a globetrotter who is also passionate about education or a certified teacher who wants to expand your professional repertoire, the Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) graduate program at the Binghamton University Department of Teaching, Learning and Educational Leadership (TLEL) can help meet your needs.