229 Master's degrees in Literature in United Kingdom

This Creative Writing programme from University of Hull Online will transform your passion for reading into the ability to produce prose worthy of public recognition.

The English Literature MA at the University of Warwick offers a varied, flexible approach to graduate study within one of the world's leading English departments. The department offers options ranging from the Gothic and Postcolonial Theory to Petrofiction and the Anthropocene and allows you to explore these topics while working with those at the cutting intellectual edge of literary studies.

Dickens Studies by Research from University of Buckingham offers students unique access not only to world-class scholars and practitioners drawn from the field of Dickens Studies and the media but furthermore to the unique collections of the Charles Dickens Museum.

The MA in Modern and Contemporary Literature course from The University of Manchester offers an opportunity to become part of a dynamic group of researchers working in 20th and 21st century literature, culture and theory.

Discover the MA in Literature and Culture at the University of Salford, a one or two-year programme available for full-time or part-time study. This M.A. degree immerses you in the intricate relationship between literature and cultural contexts, enhancing your analytical and creative skills for your future career.

The English Literature MA at Liverpool Hope University is a postgraduate programme delivered at Hope Park. Available in full-time and part-time study modes, this degree explores the intersection of criticism and creativity. Students engage with regional literary heritage while developing advanced research and editing skills.

Develop your expertise as a sophisticated reader and critic across a range of literary materials, while pursuing your passion for writing  in this Creative Writing and English Literature program at York St John University.

Literature, Culture and Thought (Research) from University of Cambridge provides students with the critical and theoretical tools to enable them to undertake an in-depth study of specific aspects of European literatures and cultures and/or Latin American and Francophone contexts.

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.