434 MA Degree Programs in London United Kingdom

The MA in Jewish Studies offers students a chance to explore Jewish history, culture, religion, and society through a flexible and interdisciplinary approach. The program is designed to deepen understanding of Jewish life from ancient times to the pr…

As well as acquiring a range of practical camera and editing skills, you will have the opportunity to work intensively with a leading independent film production company in London and produce your own film. The pathway is taught in partnership with Roast Beef Productions, and under the direction of Mike Lerner, a multi-award winning documentary producer including Oscar nomination, Emmy and Bafta awards.

This MA is based on an established program developed in collaboration with leading human rights activists to provide training for future human rights professionals.

The Double Master’s in Policies & Governance in Europe (PAGE) will provide you with an in-depth understanding of major political and economic developments in Europe and of the analytical approaches developed to account for them. You will study at two of the most highly ranked universities in Europe in the field of politics and international studies:  Luiss, 19th in the world in the 2024 QS Elsevier Subject Ranking, and King’s College London, 12th in the world and 5th in Europe in the 2024 QS Elsevier Subject Ranking. 

This MA in Political Analysis focusing on Russia and Eastern Europe offers a detailed look at the political systems, history, and current issues in the region. The program covers topics like governance, political institutions, social movements, and i…

Explore the interesting intersection of US history and politics on this one-year MA (two-year if part-time) which brings together insights from the whole of the humanities and social sciences into a single Master’s. Learn alongside experts at the UCL Institute of the Americas, US specialists from other UCL departments and University of London colleges – and put yourself on the path to a meaningful career in research, journalism, teaching, or work in government or NGOs.

The program focuses on giving students a deep understanding of the political and social dynamics in Russia and Eastern Europe. It explores topics like post-communist transitions, state-building, political change, and societal developments in the regi…

The European Culture and Thought: Thought MA is designed for students interested in exploring the intellectual traditions and cultural developments across Europe. It offers a flexible program that combines historical, philosophical, literary, and cul…

The Medieval and Renaissance Studies MA offers students a chance to explore the history, literature, art, and culture of Europe from late antiquity through the early modern period. The program combines historical and cultural analysis, encouraging st…

The European Culture and Thought: Culture MA program offers students a chance to explore the rich and diverse cultural history of Europe. It focuses on understanding the development of European ideas, art, and society through different periods. The c…

Advance your knowledge of Russia and Eastern Europe through this degree that spans across literature, film, philosophy and linguistics. The Russian and East European Literature and Culture MA enables you to study literature and culture, while equipping you with key research and problem solving skills ideal for future careers. Taught at UCL, you’ll become part of one of the largest national centres in the UK for the study of Russia and Eastern Europe.

The MA in Culture, Politics and Society at King’s College London is an innovative postgraduate degree that prepares you to tackle the biggest cultural and political challenges of our time – and to build a career where your ideas make an impact.

Our European Studies MA course will give you a detailed understanding of the politics, history, economy and societies of Europe. As a full-time student, you may also take either a French or German pathway, which offers you the opportunity to complete a master’s degree within a year while taking modules abroad. Places on these pathways have separate capacity restrictions.

The Contemporary Art and the Moving Image MA is a collaborative master's degree offered jointly by King’s College London and the Courtauld Institute of Art. This innovative course explores the past and present of visual culture and the moving image in art.

King’s contains one of the largest concentrations of medievalists in the UK, bringing together scholars in medieval history, languages, literature and culture, with expertise across Europe and Asia. Our MA in Medieval Studies not only offers specialist training in crucial research skills—in particular, medieval Latin and palaeography—but also is outward-looking, exploring and critiquing the place of medieval history and perceptions of the medieval past in the world today.

This pathway on the MA Global Journalism will prepare you for career paths in photojournalism, and especially those at the epicentre of global justice movements. As well as acquiring a range of practical photojournalism skills, you will have the opportunity to conduct intensive fieldwork in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and produce a body of work for exhibition in London.

The Translation and Culture MA program offers a deep dive into the relationship between language, translation, and cultural understanding. Develop practical language, translation and technology skills while studying one or more languages. The Translation: Translation and Culture MA gives you key experience of translation as well as critical skills needed to apply your knowledge to professional or academic career paths. Taught at UCL, you’ll learn from specialist translation experts while enjoying access to the diverse resources and networking opportunities in multicultural London.

Our MA in Contemporary British History course will provide you with training in and experience in the historical analysis of issues that are central to understanding contemporary Britain. While we focus on the study of British history over the past century, we also recognise that you can’t understand British history without reference to other countries and regions, in particular the Empire/Commonwealth, Europe and North America.