Masters Degrees in Languages, Literature & Culture, USA

The Master of Arts degree in Chinese Language and Culture (CLC) offers students the opportunity to deepen intellectual and cultural understanding of China. Read more

The MA program specialization in Chinese is designed to offer students maximum general exposure to the long sweep of Chinese literary and cultural history, as well as the opportunity to delve into the study of a particular period, field, topic or genre. Read more

Russian is the eighth-most spoken language in the world. Read more

The department offers an interdisciplinary MA in German studies, focusing on German-speaking central European society from the Enlightenment to the present. Read more

Students in the MA in Asia Pacific Studies (MAPS) program develop valuable cultural competency of the Asia Pacific region. Reflecting the diversity and innovative spirit of San Francisco, the program offers a wide range of courses in the history, literature, politics, business, and culture of Asian regions. Read more

The Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) program will prepare you to teach students in the United States and throughout in the world. Read more

The MS in health care interpretation is designed to meet the demands of nationally certified sign language interpreters desiring a master’s degree specific to working in health care environments. Read more

Named among the top international affairs programs by the Foreign Policy Association, the Julien J. Studley Graduate Programs in International Affairs  are distinctive in the New School tradition: critical, engaged, and iconoclastic. Read more

Through an open curriculum and transdisciplinary approach, the Master's in Liberal Studies at The New School for Social Research gives students the intellectual foundation for understanding the powerful ideas and forms of expression that create the backbone of the modern world. Read more

Ideas and explanations flow freely and clearly under an expansive curriculum of intellectual inquiry at the Department of Philosophy at The New School for Social Research. Read more

From picturebooks to young adult literature, classic works to contemporary prize-winners, explore the artistry of literature for children and young adults. Read more

Nurture your creativity with engaged critical study and analysis of literature for children and young adults. Transformative works from folklore, fantasy, nonfiction, poetry, and realism set rich contexts to your developing vision and voice. Read more

The University of Chicago's M.A. program in Digital Studies of Language, Culture, and History is a STEM designated degree program that introduces students to computer programming and the use of cutting-edge software tools for representing, analyzing, and publishing the products of human language and culture. Read more

The Master of Arts in American Studies provides students opportunities for pre-professional training in their chosen speciality. Through challenging courses and in-depth research, students delve into topics like architecture, popular music, immigration and borders and racial and gender equality in American culture. Read more