136 Part-time Master's in Language Studies in United Kingdom

The Languages and Cultures Across Borders at School of Advanced Study, University of London draws upon expertise and resources from multiple world-class institutions, with a choice of modules taught by experts from across the University of London federation. Collaboration with some of London’s most renowned museums and libraries offers you immersive learning opportunities.

Are you curious as to why the fantastic can be found all around us in the 21st century, from videogames and films to poetry, television, novel series, and so-called 'mainstream' fiction? The English Literature - Fantasy programme of the University of Glasgow allows you to engage with one of the most vibrant literary genres of the last two centuries - and a major cultural phenomenon of our time.

This Modern Languages and Cultures degree delivered by University of Liverpool provides a personalised and focused introduction to postgraduate research. It will enable you to develop into an independent researcher and produce an original research project, supported by an expert in modern languages and cultures.

Within the English Literary Studies programme from The University of Exeter, you'll develop a deep understanding of literature and media within their historical and cultural contexts, while developing advanced communication, research, and analytical skills.

If you're looking for a rewarding career where you can make a positive difference to young people's lives, secondary teaching is a great choice. Join the Modern Foreign Languages - French and Spanish course offered at University of Portsmouth.

The Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies programme of the University of Glasgow offers ESRC accredited training in language-based area studies, as well as advanced training in qualitative and quantitative methods, specialised area studies research training, and language training in one of the region's languages.

The Religion, Politics and Society and Intensive Language programme from SOAS University of London offers a unique and intellectually rich opportunity to examine these questions and issues at an advanced and interdisciplinary level by studying the complex relationships between religion and politics.

Focusing on translation and interpreting between two of the world’s major languages, Chinese and English, this exciting Chinese - English Translation and Interpreting degree delivered at University of Liverpool provides well-balanced practical training in translation and interpreting in different modes across a wide range of topics such as literature, science, business, law and medicine. 

Teaching English To Speakers Of Other Languages (Tesol) - Online With Optional Specialism from University of St Andrews is designed to be useful to experienced teachers, and those considering a career in English language teaching.

This Language Testing (Online) course from Lancaster University is one of the best places in the world to study language testing and we offer a full set of UK-accredited academic qualifications.

The MA Creative Writing and English Literature degree from The University of Hull is perfect if you want to enhance your creative writing skills but are also interested in English Literature. You’ll study contemporary text with published writers and scholars and can specialise in either creative writing or English Literature – or both.

The Renaissance Literature 1500-1700 programme from University of York is an intensive and exciting survey of the literary culture of the 16th and 17th centuries. The transformations in religion, politics, the technologies of writing and publication, science and global exploration, which continue to resonate today, prompted some of the most vibrant, difficult, and rewarding writing ever produced.

The flexible MSc Language Sciences programme at the University of Reading is aimed at graduates and professionals who work in language-related careers and seek in-depth specialised knowledge in the language sciences.

Join us to explore Welsh literature, language and culture through an international and interdisciplinary lens.

The German programme of the University of Glasgow is dedicated to the research of German culture in all its aspects, with a particular emphasis on language and literature.

The University of Liverpool offers a degree in English. The Department of English conducts research in all the main branches of our discipline: literature, creative writing, language, applied linguistics and Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL).

Staff in the Italian programme of the University of Glasgow are involved in research primarily in the modern period and can provide postgraduate supervision in a range of topics in modern Italian literature and culture.

The Postcolonial Studies and Intensive Language programme offered at SOAS University of London will introduce a variety of theoretical and methodological approaches to the literature, film and media of these areas.

The Language Acquisition and Development course offered at Bangor University will develop your understanding of how language is acquired in childhood and how it changes as we age.

Combine specialist study, theoretical inquiry and interdisciplinary investigations to explore literature, culture and history with this English: Literature, Culture and Theory degree offered at University of Sussex.