The University of Manchester, School of Arts, Languages and Cultures Masters Degrees

Explore emerging critical approaches and shifts in museum practice and theory. Undertake a work placement in a museum, gallery or related cultural organisation in or around Manchester. Read more

Combine key knowledge and skills in arts management and cultural policy with specialist options. Benefit from more than 50 active partnerships with arts and cultural organisations, offering opportunities for practice-based research, expert teaching and placements. Read more

Join a department with a long and distinguished history and an excellent record in both teaching and research, supported by excellent resources. Read more

Engage with practicing writers, leading editors and agents. Become part of a network of alumni that includes Sophie Hannah, Susan Barker, Chris Killen, Rebecca Perry, Jess Moor and Joey Connolly. Read more

Advance your understanding of ancient Egyptian society and culture. Study when it suits you through our online part-time course, the first of its kind in the world. Read more

Broaden and deepen your critical engagement with English and American literature and its contexts. Read more

Gain a solid foundation in theoretical and critical film studies. Have the opportunity to study areas of film theory, history and culture, as well as aspects of applied practice. Read more

Join the UK's first dedicated research facility focusing exclusively on the relationships between sexuality, culture and history. Read more

Study at one of the UK's leading History departments, offering unparalleled choice. Learn through pioneering teaching informed by the latest, cutting-edge research. Read more

Receive a thorough grounding in both the practical and theoretical aspects of humanitarian issues. Take part in an optional research trip to Uganda, where you will understand more about careers in humanitarian work and add significant experience to your CV. Read more

Study in a vibrant multicultural and multilingual city, where you can put what you learn into practice. Learn about cutting-edge critical approaches in intercultural communication research. Read more

Pursue your interest in the literatures, histories and cultures of the European Middle Ages and Early Modern periods. Benefit from our lively research culture, with talks, seminars and conferences that you will be able to attend alongside your taught courses. Read more

Study post-1900 literature in all its geographical, formal and thematic complexity and diversity. Explore a variety of critical and theoretical approaches to modern and contemporary writing. Read more

Broaden and deepen your critical engagement with modern languages, cultures and their contexts. Access a wealth of cutting-edge critical thinking. Read more

Prepare for a writing career in the theatre and performance industries. Learn from practitioners on our vocationally-oriented and industry-focused master's course. Read more