6 Master's degrees in Linguistics in Arizona, United States

The Applied Linguistics and Teaching English as a Second Language programme at Northern Arizona University is a comprehensive M.A. degree. This full-time course in Flagstaff requires 39 units and usually takes two years to complete. It blends theoretical linguistics with practical classroom training for aspiring educators.

Courses train students in literary and cultural studies as well as applied linguistics and second-language acquisition methodologies in both German and English. Join the German Studies programme offered by The University of Arizona. 

The Linguistics - Native American Linguistics and Languages degree program at The University of Arizona trains community language activists in the skills and experience needed to work on maintaining, revitalizing and documenting your native language.

The Linguistics and Applied Linguistics MA program offered at Arizona State University provides students who love language with foundational training in linguistics and applied linguistics research.

The French degree offered by The University of Arizona provides a comprehensive overview of French or francophone studies, or both, with courses in literature, culture, film, linguistics, pedagogy and critical theory, accompanied by discussion of social and historical contexts in France and the French-speaking world.

The English degree offered at The University of Arizona offers instruction in English and American literature, giving you analytical tools, diverse perspectives and historical depth for exploring the present through the lens of the past.