39 Master's degrees in Language Studies in Pennsylvania, United States

This M.A. programme in Russian and Comparative Literature at Pennsylvania State University enables students to concentrate in Ukrainian and Russian literature at the graduate level while having the advantages of a comparative context.

Do you have a passion to teach all grade level specialties like music or grade 7-12 subjects? Do you have a passion to share your knowledge with students at the primary level to the secondary level? Marywood University can offer you the opportunity to fulfill this passion.

The Creative Writing and English program offered by Arcadia University enables you to earn two degrees at the same time. These complementary courses of study differ in that an MFA focuses on developing artistic skills in the fields of writing and art, while an MA focuses on fields in a theoretical or teaching context. 

Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures - Egyptology from University of Pennsylvania offers advanced study of the languages and civilizations of ancient Egypt. 

The University of Pittsburgh's graduate program in Hispanic Languages and Literatures is one of the top graduate programs in Latin American literature and cultural studies in the United States.

The Slavic Languages and Literatures program at the University of Pittsburgh encourages interdisciplinary work in training future scholars in Slavic Studies and it prepares students to be competitive on the national job market.

The English program of University of Pennsylvania offers students a solid foundation in the professional study of literature and culture, and our Ph.D. Our department culture reflects our commitment to fostering an open environment that is at once challenging and supportive. We recognize that success in our profession requires the recognition that we produce new knowledge collectively.

The Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations program at the University of Pennsylvania offers degrees in five distinct fields.

The English at University of Pittsburgh is based on a commitment to ground the study of texts and discourses in a serious engagement with the theoretical and critical debates of our time.

The Master of Language And Literacy Education degree in history at Millersville University of Pennsylvania offers advanced training in American, European and world history. Helping you achieve your goals is central to all Millersville’s graduate programs. The M.A. in history is no exception – flexibility is key, and you have the option to tailor the program to encompass all of your interests.

The Italian at University of Pittsburgh offers a comprehensive and rigorous introduction to the field and preparation for further study in Italian Literature, Culture, Theater, Film, and Linguistics.

The Reading Specialist (Online) program from from Drexel University aims to prepare students to work with individuals with a range of reading abilities and needs by introducing them to multisensory approaches to reading instruction, and to a variety of diagnostic tools for planning and evaluation purposes, as well as to monitor student performance and growth. 

Millersville University of Pennsylvania's Department of English educates graduate students whose refined research, analytical, and writing skills enable them to advance into doctoral programs or other professional endeavors. 

West Chester University’s Master of Arts in English engages students intellectually and creatively through its stimulating courses and internationally recognized faculty. 

Millersville University of Pennsylvania offers a master’s in Language and Literacy in which students choose one of two concentrations: a literacy concentration leading to reading specialist certification, or an ESL concentration leading to ESL certification.

The Teaching English Education at University of Pittsburgh will provide you with a rigorous and thorough foundation in the fundamentals of teaching.

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

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.

Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures - Middle Eastern Literatures and Societies from University of Pennsylvania offers advanced study of the languages and literatures of Islamic civilizations, and also Islamic history and thought in their Middle Eastern context, in modern and pre-modern settings.