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

The Welsh programme offered by Swansea University enables you to undertake a substantial project rooted in your own Welsh passions and interests.

Language and Cognition students at UCL have the opportunity to study within an interdisciplinary group of experimental psychologists, linguists, speech and language therapists and NHS-based clinicians

Goldsmiths, University of London offers an MPhil/PhD in English, Comparative Literature or Linguistics. This research programme can be pursued full-time over 3-4 years or part-time for 4-6 years, providing a flexible approach for students aiming to delve deeply into their chosen field.

The English Education MA programme offered at the University College London (UCL) offers participants a stimulating combination of both academic and professional development, including guidance on conducting small-scale research. 

The Russian and Post-Soviet Politics MA programme offered at the University College London (UCL) is designed to respond to the growing strategic importance of Russia and the former Soviet Union and meet the emerging demand for area-focused academic training. 

The MSc in Language Sciences (Sign Language and Deaf Studies) at UCL offers an in-depth exploration of language science, focusing on deaf communication and cognition. This full-time or part-time programme lasts for one year and allows students to tailor their studies according to their interests, providing a comprehensive understanding of the field.

The MA Linguistics with a specialisation in Phonology from University College London (UCL) is a research-oriented programme designed for students looking for concentrated study in phonology, with a focus on theoretically driven empirical research. 

The University of Manchester offers an MA in Modern Languages and Cultures, designed for completion in one year of full-time study or two years part-time. This advanced programme prepares students for further academic research and professional opportunities within diverse linguistic and cultural contexts.

This Applied English Programme (Online) MA course from University of Nottingham is making changes to improve our administration, update course content, and create new named masters titles as pathways within the programme - across the whole range of English from Literature to Linguistics, Medieval studies, drama and creative writing.

The MSc in Language Sciences (Technology of Language and Speech) at UCL offers an intensive study opportunity. This one-year programme is available in both full-time and part-time formats. Students will delve into computational methods and theoretical frameworks that underpin language and speech analysis, enhancing their expertise in this dynamic field.

In the English programme from University of Worcester you will explore an exciting range of themes that build on your existing literary knowledge. These themes span a broad range, from eco-criticism to the literary representation of the body. We also offer the chance to gain hands-on experience with the recovery and digital editing of historical texts.  

The MA Translation and Interpreting Studies at The University of Manchester is a one-year, full-time programme designed to provide comprehensive training in translation and interpreting. This master's degree equips students with essential skills for the language services industry, delivered in person for an immersive learning experience.

The Language Sciences MSc course provides an opportunity for in-depth study in one or more areas of language science. This Language Sciences - Neuroscience of Language and Speech MSc route offered by UCL explores the neural mechanisms involved in speech production, speech perception, and language processing.

Secondary Education English at University of Gloucestershire gives high priority to developing your abilities in analysis, evaluation and autonomous learning. Placements in contrasting schools provide opportunities to develop your understanding of the teacher’s wider role.  

This English (Online) course from the University of Nottingham lets you develop your specialism and study what you love, without the constraints of a set curriculum.

The Learning and Teaching Mandarin programme offered by University of Oxford is for practising teachers, addressing the growing global demand for qualified Mandarin educators by focussing on enhancing professional practice through research-informed pedagogy.