22 Linguistics Masters in Ireland

Master in French

The MA is a one year full-time programme. It enables graduates in French, or interdisciplinary programmes including the study of French to degree level, to perfect their language skills and to study in depth areas of language, literature, culture and society in the French-speaking world.

Master in Classics (M.Phil./P.Grad.Dip)

University of Dublin Trinity College

The M.Phil. in Classics is designed both for those who are already fully trained in the Classical languages, and for those who have completed non-language based degrees.

Master in English Language Teaching

University of Limerick

This full-time MA in ELT has been designed specifically with the aim of providing initial teacher education for those wishing to become teachers of English as a foreign language (EFL) or English as a second language (ESL).

Master in Speech and Language Processing (M.Phil./P.Grad.Dip)

University of Dublin Trinity College

This programme introduces students to the central concepts and the analytic techniques in speech science and language processing. The programme is intended to provide a foundation for further research and has close links to related ongoing research projects in the School.

Master in French - Linguistics

University College Cork

The MA degree in French – Linguistics aims to provide you with the opportunity to develop an awareness and understanding of key concepts in various fields of linguistics and to focus on a range of research questions and research methods in linguistics.

Master in Italian Stream a & B

University College Cork

The MA in Italian is a full-time programme running for one year from the date of first registration for the taught programme. The Masters consists of two streams: one cultural, the other language and translation based.

Master in French and Comparative Literature

University College Cork

Students have the opportunity to work on a range of theoretical approaches which underpin comparative literature, such as reception theory, intertextuality, translation theory, literary history.

Master in Applied Linguistics

University College Cork

This course can be taken full-time over one year or part-time over two years, both by day. The course will appeal to a wide range of people, including present and future language teachers and those interested in language studies, linguistics and communications.

Master in French

University College Cork

The M.A. degree in French (CKE33) involves course work and the independent preparation of a minor dissertation (up to 15,000 words in length). It provides the opportunity both to extend your knowledge of the subject and to acquire research skills.

Master in Linguistics (M.Phil./P.Grad.Dip)

University of Dublin Trinity College

The aims of these courses are: to introduce students to techniques of linguistic description and central concepts in linguistics/applied linguistics/speech science and language processing.

Master in English - Texts and Contexts: Medieval to Renaissance

University College Cork

This programme aims to provide students with specialist knowledge in the widest range of writing in English from the Middle Ages (Old English and/or Middle English) to the Renaissance.

Master in MA English (Irish Writing: Theories and Traditions)

University College Cork

The first part of the course addresses the theoretical models and principal conceptions which have governed critical and scholarly approaches to the texts up to the present. The second part develops interpretations of the writing itself.