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University of Stirling
MSc English Language and Linguistics
- Stirling, United Kingdom
MSc
Full time, Part time
12 months
On-Campus
English
Discover the science of human communication with our MSc in English Language and Linguistics. Explore how languages differ, how English has evolved, and how we use language to communicate and navigate our social worlds.


University of Stirling
MSc Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) (online)
- Stirling, United Kingdom
MSc
Part time
30 months
Distance Learning
English
Study a TESOL Masters online and choose a specialist pathway to help take your TESOL career to the next level.
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Linnaeus University
Master of Arts In English Language and Literature
- Växjö, Sweden
MSc
Full time
120 hours
On-Campus
English
This is a two-year program at the second level with English as its main field of study. You can choose to specialize in linguistics or literature, or a combination of these.


Purdue University College of Education
Master of Science (MSEd) in English Education
- West Lafayette, USA
MSc
On-Campus
English
Students typically—though not exclusively—seek a Master’s Degree in English Education in order to enhance their practice as secondary English teachers and/or to enter the Ph.D. pipeline in order to expand future career pathways. Though a Master’s degree from any institution might serve the purpose of boosting salaries for teachers working in districts that (still) provide incentives for advanced degrees, a degree from Purdue conveys a level of integrity and rigor that both students and employers find meaningful and valuable.
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Studying for a Master's in English can deepen your understanding of various literary traditions while sharpening your analytical and creative skills. This degree encourages a nuanced exploration of texts, critical theories, and cultural contexts, making it a vibrant path for those passionate about language and literature.
In an MSc program, students engage in advanced topics such as literary criticism, creative writing, and digital humanities. Many learners focus on crafting compelling narratives, developing research methodologies, and analyzing socio-political themes through literature. The environment fosters intellectual curiosity as students build adaptability while examining complex texts and theoretical frameworks.
Graduates emerge with specific competencies, such as conducting in-depth literary analysis, producing scholarly research papers, and engaging in various forms of writing intended for diverse audiences. Career paths often lead to opportunities in education, publishing, marketing, and content creation. The program not only cultivates advanced writing skills but also enhances your critical thinking and communication abilities for a wide range of professional settings.