148 Master's degrees in Linguistics in United Kingdom

Explore contemporary approaches to language learning and insights into second language acquisition on the Applied Linguistics and Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages degree delivered by University of Liverpool that opens the door to career opportunities around the world.

This one-year Contemporary Literature and Culture - Pre-Master's Programme from OnCampus Loughborough offers successful students guaranteed progression to Loughborough University.

On this flexible Linguistics programme offered at Queen Mary University of London you will study in the UK's top department for linguistic research. You can select a pathway that suits your research and career plans. Our Linguistics MA also has a Research Practicum option, where you can take a placement with one of our staff.

Train alongside international experts at the agenda-setting Centre for Language and Communication Research, home of the world’s first MA in Forensic Linguistics.

This one-year (2-semester) programme offers successful students guaranteed progression to a postgraduate degree at a top UK university. Learn more at the Applied Linguistics and Communication - Pre-Master's Programme at OnCampus London from Birkbeck, University of London.

The Linguistics (by research) programme from University of York is one of the leading linguistics research centres in the UK. You'll have access to specialist facilities and expert academic support, and you'll become a valued member of our research community.

The English Language and Linguistics programme of the University of Glasgow is in the top 40 of the 2019 QS World University Rankings by Subject, for English Language & Literature.

This Applied Linguistics for TESOL (Part-Time) course at Northumbria University is suitable for individuals at the start of their careers as English Language teachers, and also for more experienced teachers who are looking to develop further professionally.

The Clinical Linguistics and Evidence Based Practice (Research) course from Newcastle University provides a foundation in research methodology and evidence based practice in a flexible format. You can develop your own area of interest in a research or Evidence Based Practice (EBP) framework. 

Through this Language and Linguistics course from Lancaster University you’ll work with some of the world’s top experts in one of the UK’s largest Linguistics departments as you gain a rich insight into the way language works.

The Linguistics degree from University of Essex will interest you if you want a formal and empirical grounding in all core areas of linguistics, and are keen to evaluate the major theoretical approaches in these disciplines.

The English Language and Linguistics programme at the University of Glasgow  will equip you with the key linguistic and technical research skills to explore the structure and everyday use of English, past and present, from early medieval manuscripts to Renaissance letters, from speech to semantics, from language experiments to investigating vast text corpora.

Within this Applied Linguistics MA programme from University of Nottingham you will have the option of studying modules in sociolinguistics, psychology of language, discourse analysis, stylistics, first and second language acquisition, and teaching English as a foreign language.

This Professional Language and Intercultural Studies MA course from University of Leeds combines the study of intercultural communication/studies with a thorough grounding in professional language. 

The MA in Linguistics from the University of Leeds will give you an in-depth theoretical and methodological grounding in linguistics and phonetics – analysing how language and speech sounds are structured and used. 

This English - Issues in Modern Culture programme from University College London (UCL) provides the opportunity to explore some of the most exciting and challenging works written in English, by writers from across the world, since the mid-nineteenth century – along with major artistic achievements in film, music and popular culture.

King's College London and Shakespeare's Globe offers you the opportunity to study the theatrical world of Shakespeare and his contemporaries on this Shakespeare Studies course.

The English (1900-Present) programme at 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.

This Korean Studies course at the University of Oxford aims to build on a basic knowledge of modern Korean and classical Chinese or modern Japanese.You should expect to attend up to ten hours per week of tutorials and should expect to spend an additional thirty to forty hours a week, perhaps more, during each full term for preparation.

Explore how language shapes communication, identity, and society with the Applied Linguistics programme offered at Canterbury Christ Church University.