Masters Degrees (Poststructuralism)

The MA in International Security and Development introduces you to the major issues and critical debates within a profoundly serious field.  Security, violence and conflict are now central to international politics and development policy discourse. Read more

This course of study will allow you to construct a qualification from within the full diversity of specialisms taught in the  School of Humanities. Read more

The MSc by Research in Urban Studies allows you to undertake a year-long (full time) or two-year-long (part time) individual programme of personally and professionally enriching research, supervised by our Human Geography academic staff. Read more

The Cultural, Social, and Political Thought major in the Master of Arts (MA) program is interdisciplinary within the humanities and social sciences and is based on a cohort learning model that fosters an environment of interdisciplinary engagement and exchange, research, peer mentoring, collaboration among a small group of students, within a team-based learning experience. Read more

Security, violence and conflict are now central to international politics and development policy discourse. Understanding the modern world demands a full appreciation of conflict and violence. Read more

This pathway of the MA Literary Studies focuses especially on twentieth and twenty-first century literature. Why study the MA Literary Studies. Read more

Our Gender/Cultural Studies program examines intersecting systems of power and privilege, and the ways in which race, ethnicity, nationality, class, gender, sexuality, and sexual orientation are constructed within the United States and in international contexts. Read more

The MA in Languages, Literatures and Cultures at Durham University is an exciting, unique and dynamic course that invites you to engage critically with literatures emerging from diverse literary and cultural contexts from around the world. Read more