190 Linguistics Masters in United Kingdom

Master in Theory and Practice of Translation

The MA programme in Translation Theory and Practice (Asian and African Languages) combines training of practical translation skills with teaching of translation theories. It is unique in terms of the range of Asian/African language specialisations and in collaborative teaching with University College London (SLAIS) and Imperial College.

Master in Education Studies/ English Language Teaching

This is a flexible programme designed to meet the needs of a wide range of education professionals, particularly international students who wish to teach English. It provides participants with the chance to study educational policy and practice within an increasingly globalised context and to extend their knowledge and understanding of English teaching and learning, especially in the Primary School.

Master in Arabic-English Translation and Interpreting

The MA in Arabic/English Translation lasts for twelve months and is designed for students with near-native competence in Arabic and English. The course combines training in English>Arabic and Arabic>English translation with a consideration of the theoretical issues involved in translation.

Master in Applied Linguistics and Language Pedagogy

The MA provides advanced training in the field of Language Pedagogy with a specialization in Chinese, Japanese, Korean or Tibetan. The programme provides an appreciation of the concepts, modes of analysis and theoretical approaches in the area of Language Pedagogy, including second language learning theories and teaching methodologies.

Master in Linguistics

MA Linguistics at SOAS is a modular programme which combines the intensive study of the core areas of formal linguistics - phonology, morphology, syntax and semantics - with a choice of options in different areas of the discipline.

Master in Language Documentation and Description

The MA programme in Language Documentation and Description is intended for students who wish to specialise in the documentation and description of languages, with a focus on minority and endangered languages. This specialist MA is characterised by an integrated core of subject offerings that are oriented around issues in language documentation and description, plus a series of options in linguistics, applied linguistics, and language studies.

Master in Translation Studies

This flexible MA programme allows students to choose between a professional pathway and a theoretical one leading to doctoral studies. Working between English and 1 or 2 languages among those offered (Chinese, French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish), students will use translation technologies, work towards professional accreditation, or acquire research skills so that they could embark in doctoral research on Translation Studies.

Master in Sinology

The MA Sinology is designed to provide a training in advanced Chinese literature and documentary sources for those who already have a knowledge of Chinese (both classical and modern) to a level equivalent to that attained by the end of the 3rd year Chinese BA at SOAS.

Master in Language Education

This course is for teachers already working in a range of language related fields in primary and secondary education, who wish to develop their expertise in areas such as; teaching bilingual learners, English as first language and modern foreign languages. It is intended to support those wishing to become co-ordinators, consultants, advanced skills teachers, heads of department and mentors of trainees and NQTs.

Master in Modern Foreign Languages - PGCE

University of Portsmouth

In this one-year course, your main concern will be with the development of your professional competence as a teacher of Modern Foreign Languages

Master in English Literature, Language and Creative Writing

Newcastle University

MPhil supervision draws upon our established areas of research expertise which are: American literature and culture; Children’s literature; Colonial and postcolonial studies; Digital media; Eighteenth-century and Romantic studies; Film and television; Modernism; Modern and contemporary British writing; Nineteenth-century and Victorian studies; Performance and film; Poetry; Renaissance and early modern studies; Script; Prose.

Master in Analysing Language Use (Research)

University of Essex

Our MRes Analyzing Language Use, which forms part of an accredited Doctoral Training Centre of the ESRC at Essex, provides tailored support for the researcher-in-training in the analysis of language use in diverse forms in different contexts.