231 Part-time Master's in Language Studies in United States

The Master of Arts in Education - Content, Instruction, and Assessment track at the Stockton University helps certified professionals develop into master teachers by offering coursework leading to an array of graduate level instructional and educational services endorsements.

The master's program in English from University of Dallas emphasizes literary criticism understood as elucidation of individual works and development of standards of judgment. The atmosphere of study is set by the understanding that poetry offers reliable access to a wisdom, which, although perhaps distinct from philosophy, is comparable to philosophy in its breadth and penetration.

English from Mississippi College is one of the most underrated degrees there is. Students of English are prepared not only for careers in the field, but for any of the many careers that emphasize elocution and communication – including publishing, advertising, public relations, program development, administration and technical writing.

English from University of Southern Indiana is designed to accommodate a number of student interests. It offers advanced studies in literary history and theory, rhetorical theory, the history of rhetoric and composition studies, as well as practical applications in teaching.

Adolescence brings many challenges and adjustments for students in grades 7-12. Central to the success of these students are teachers armed with the knowledge, skills and commitment to student development that, when combined, foster achievement. We offer a Adolescence Education - English Language Arts (7-12) degree at SUNY Old Westbury.

The English program at Eastern Illinois University offers the opportunity to work closely with a range of scholars in the fields of your choice. Small classes with vibrant, engaged faculty will challenge you to pursue your interests and prepare for a career or further study.

The Master of Arts (MA) in English at Morehead State University offers students a comprehensive overview of advanced literary study as well as courses in creative and technical writing and linguistics. 

Meet the demand for educators who support linguistically and culturally diverse students with North Park University’s degree in Literacy, Language and Culture (Online). 

The University of Northern Iowa Master of Arts: Teaching English in Secondary Schools offers high-quality courses taught by faculty who excel in teaching and scholarship.

The English program at San José State University is committed to providing broad coverage of our literary heritage and ensures this through a variety of coursework and the comprehensive examinations which complete the degree.

The Second Language Teaching program of the Utah State University prepares students for a second-language-teaching career anywhere from the pre-school to the college level.

The TESOL and World Language Education programme at the University of Georgia is a professional M.A.T. degree designed for aspiring educators. This public study mode course prepares students for P-12 state certification through a blend of advanced theory and practical school placements over a two-year duration.

The MA in English: English Education at Minnesota State University Mankato offers secondary English teachers the opportunity to enrich their knowledge of English and to develop knowledge in other areas.

Enhance your knowledge and understanding of foreign languages with a Master of Arts in Languages and Cultures from the West Chester University. Our MA program offers concentrations in French, German, or Spanish (with optional Teacher Certification), and allows students to develop their language and critical cultural skills.

The Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) for PK-12 Practitioners Postgraduate Certificate at George Mason University is designed to provide the theoretical understandings and culturally and linguistically responsive practices for teaching English learners.

The Master of Education (MEd) in English Education - Professional Studies from University of Minnesota is a graduate-level program designed for experienced English teachers who want to advance their careers and leadership capacity with an advanced degree.  

The English Language Learners - K-12 program at the University of Central Missouri is designed to develop the candidate’s understandings of the process of additional language acquisition as well as the unique needs of educators working with or planning a career working with culturally and linguistically diverse students. Each candidate must fulfill a practicum.

Our M.Ed. in Languages Program at College of Charleston is designed to meet the demands of working professionals with classes offered online that may be taken on a part-time or full-time basis. 

The Master Secondary Education - World Languages offered at Hawai'i Pacific University develops professional educators who are reflective practitioners dedicated to the scholarship of teaching and school renewal. 

English at Texas Tech University is the same as the onsite program with a different mode of delivery (electronic vs. face-to-face).