216 Online Master's degrees in Language Studies

If you're happiest lost in a good book, delving into meaningful poetry, or fine-tuning your professional writing skills, an MA in English at the University of Indianapolis could be the perfect next step for your future.

The Master of Arts program in English at Old Dominion University develops professional competency in literary and textual analysis and in writing. The program offers concentrations in literature, the teaching of English, rhetoric and composition, and professional writing.

The Master of Arts in English at Salem State University will help you to develop the critical reading, writing, and thinking skills needed for the next step on your career path, whether you are pursuing a career in writing or editing, advancing your training, preparing for doctoral studies, or advancing to professional licensure* or beyond.

The English Department’s Master of Arts program is designed to make the UNO M.A. in English more accessible to students. The English (online) program at the University of New Orleans provides students with advanced subject-matter expertise in American literature, British literature, and rhetoric/professional writing. 

The Master of Education in Literacy Instruction at Sam Houston State University is designed for practicing professionals in the field. The program develops reflective practitioners with the knowledge and skills for effective reading/language arts instruction.

The Level 7 Diploma in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) is offered by the London School of Planning and Management. This online programme typically spans six months and provides a comprehensive understanding of language teaching methodologies, enabling you to effectively educate non-native English speakers.

Advance your knowledge of curriculum, teaching, learning, teacher education, and educational supervision with this M.Ed Curriculum and Instruction - English Language Arts, World Languages or ESL or Social Studies. This flexible degree program at Pennsylvania State University allows you to choose your area of emphasis, preparing you to succeed in an increasingly diverse educational landscape.

The Level 7 Diploma in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) is offered by the London School of International Business. This online programme can be completed in a flexible duration of either 6 or 9 months, allowing students to balance their studies with other commitments while gaining essential skills for teaching English.

As people emigrate outside their home countries, language instruction becomes a necessity. Grand Canyon University’s Master of Arts in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) offers a pathway for teaching professionals to pursue opportunities working with students from non-English speaking countries. 

Hone your creative, analytical and critical thinking skills in preparation for a career in fields ranging from advertising to advocacy through thought-provoking classes in literature, writing, digital literacies, rhetoric, cultural studies, film analysis, linguistics and education at the English MA program offered at Arizona State University.

The English for Speakers of Other Languages programme at Auburn University offers advanced training for educators. Available as a M.Ed., this flexible course provides online and full-time on-campus study modes. Students develop expert skills to support English learners in diverse global and domestic settings.

The MA in English online programs at Bowling Green State University function as professional or self-designed MA in English degrees.

The Master of Science in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) at Mercy College New York program leads to initial/professional certification. 

English from Ohio Dominican University deepens your study of literature and literary history, sharpens your critical analysis and writing skills. Work with distinguished and widely published English faculty trained in Quality Matters course development.

The English Literature and Language degree at St. Mary’s University immerses students in narrative and storytelling practices, such as research, writing and outreach, to prepare them for doctoral or legal studies and a variety of professional environments.

The Curriculum and Instruction - Instructional Leadership - English as a Second Language programme at Wayne State College is a comprehensive Master's degree. Delivered via a public study mode, this course focuses on advanced pedagogical strategies and leadership skills for diverse educational environments over its duration.

In the MA in English and Creative Writing - Nonfiction Online degree at Southern New Hampshire University, you'll learn how and why writers craft nonfiction narratives. These tools can help you develop factual material based on research and experiences of your own - or someone else's.

The MA/MS English Education program at Illinois State University is for certified secondary English language arts teachers who want to learn about and grow their efforts to purposefully foster inclusive and equitable ELA learning interactions and communities that open opportunities for all students’ literacy learning.

The Secondary Education Grades 6-12 (Latin) M.A.T. at McNeese State University is a 36-credit postgraduate programme designed for initial teacher certification. Delivered in a public, 100% online study mode, this degree prepares educators for secondary classrooms through rigorous academic and field-based training.

Eastern Mennonite University's MA in Diverse Needs - Teaching English as a Second Language contains a common core of courses that address language/literacy competence with diverse populations, intervention strategies for diverse learners, and developing leadership skills in teaming, collaboration, and consultation with parents, school and community social agencies.