Masters Degrees in Linguistics (Communication Theory)

This MA explores intercultural communication through a range of interdisciplinary perspectives. Read more

Train alongside international experts at the agenda-setting Centre for Language and Communication Research, home of the world’s first MA in Forensic Linguistics. Read more

Birkbeck's specialist course in language teaching/teaching English to speakers of other languages (TESOL) is ideal if you wish to progress to a more senior or specialised position in language teaching. Read more

Applied linguistics aims to investigate real-world phenomena in which language plays a central role. Read more

Deepen your critical understanding of how language, identity, culture and place intersect in an increasingly interconnected and complex world. Read more

This MA explores language from a wide range of perspectives. Read more

Do you have a flair for language and a passion for communication? This course could be your stepping stone into a translation/interpreting career. Read more

Join a department at the forefront of research in linguistics with 3 specialist laboratories and 11 research centres and groups Study applied linguistics… Read more

to educate highly qualified specialists who possess comparative knowledge of native and foreign languages and cultures and are able to apply the acquired skills of intercultural communication at work, e.g. Read more

This postgraduate certificate enables you to start developing your professional skills as a translator. You’ll engage in authentic translation tasks to develop useful employability skills, explore different approaches to translation and develop an understanding of the links between theory and practice. Read more

The MA Applied and Forensic Linguistics is designed for students with a passion for language and communication generally and also specifically in the context of legal settings. Read more

Learning to become a competent linguist who has an understanding of a wide array of topics ranging from how people learn and use language to how the brain processes language and how language and people influence each other. Read more

Newcastle University is one of the largest centres for linguistic research in Europe. This gives you the unique opportunity to learn a wide range of methodologies as part of our Linguistics or Applied Linguistics course. Read more

The 2-year master's programme in Estonian and Finno-Ugric Languages (EFUL) is unique in combining in-depth language learning with comprehensive, English-based studies in linguistics. Read more