Masters Humanities England

MA American Studies (Visual Culture) The MA in American Studies (Visual Culture) is an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary course, which enables you to focus on the study of the history of the United States, as well as wider approaches to research and American Studies. The course...

MA Gender and Culture explores cultural forms, practices and theories as they relate to ideas around gender and sexuality. You will examine gender theories from perspectives in both the humanities and the social sciences, and theorists from Freud to Butler. This course...

International Information Studies (MA/MSc) First established in 2001, the International Information Studies programme has been recently revalidated ensuring its continued quality and contemporary relevance. Designed and taught by staff from both Universities, in English, students also...

MA Writing At Middlesex we are passionate about writing. On the MA you explorethe professional world of writing and publishing through critical seminars, talks from writers, agents and publishers and practical writing workshops in the short story and the novel. Special features: -Taught...

Creative Writing MFA Kingston University is proud to offer the first Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing in the UK. This course offers talented and aspiring writers the chance to refine their skills under the tutelage of acclaimed professionals while receiving accredited training and...

MA English Literature The course will interest students wishing to prepare for further study at MPhil or PhD level and those teaching English wanting to gain a further qualification and investigate recent and current developments in the field. Introduction This course offers the...

MRes English This MRes aims to give students the opportunity to work on an extended dissertation on a topic of their own choosing, working with experts in a range of literary critical fields from 1600 to the present day. It provides a basis for progressing to MPhil/PhD study and an...

Modern English Language MA Introduction level of competence. There is an emphasis on the practical analysis of language in use, including spoken and written language, and literary and non-literary texts. The course covers a range of topics reflecting staff expertise, for example...

MA English Studies: Writing and Society 1700-1820 The MA in Writing and Society looks closely at the interaction between literature, philosophy, politics, religion, and visual culture during the long eighteenth century. This period in British history was characterised by ongoing...

MA American Studies with European Modules The MA in American Studies with European Modules is an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary course, which enables you to focus on the study of the history, literature, politics, film and culture of the United States (arguably the most powerful...

MRes Caribbean Studies This is an innovative qualification which allows you to develop generic research knowledge and skills whilst pursuing a subject-based research project. It differs from other taught Masters degrees such as MA, MSc and the LLM. It is a qualification in its own right as...

MA/PgD Applied Linguistics And Teaching English As A Foreign Language The MA in Applied Linguistics and TEFL aims to develop an understanding of the general and applied linguistic issues that have a bearing on the learning and teaching of English as a foreign language. It will also enable...

Phonetics MA The programme will: * Consolidate the students’ grounding in grammar, phonetics and general linguistics * Expose students to theories and methods in the core areas of experimental phonetic theory and laboratory practice in a way which will enable them to...

MA in Ancient Visual and Material Culture This taught MA course provides an overview of the scope of the visual and material culture of the ancient world, the ways that it might be studied, and the questions that can be asked of it. The core course will give you an awareness of...

MA Medieval History To train scholars moving into academic work after completing a BA degree but also for students who simply want to deepen their knowledge of the period. Programme description - Unique location among the foundations of the medieval City of London and unrivalled access...

MA in Eighteenth-Century Studies - Analyse and evaluate the contributions made by existing scholarship in the field of eighteenth-century studies. - Possess a wide and informed knowledge of recent developments in historical thinking. - Identify and evaluate the most frequently used...

MA Nineteenth-Century Studies This interdisciplinary MA, designed for those with a background in History or Literary studies, provides an opportunity to explore nineteenth-century society and culture from a variety of disciplinary perspectives. Taught by members of staff in History,...

MA Ancient History This course will introduce you to a range of different approaches to the study of the history of the Graeco-Roman world, combined with opportunities for specialisation in particular areas. Through your studies, you will broaden and deepen your knowledge and understanding...

History of Science, Technology and Medicine MSc The course is designed to provides a comprehensive introduction to the nineteenth- and twentieth-century history of science, technology and medicine (HSTM) in their wider social, economic, cultural and political contexts, and to the growing...

MA in English Local History To provide training up to basic research level in the ‘Leicester’ approach to English Local History as a subject which is comparative across the nation; topographically grounded; cultural in its concerns; sensitive to long-term chronologies; conceptually aware...