- Home
- Programmes
- Area & Cultural Studies
- United Kingdom
337 Master's degrees in Area & Cultural Studies in United Kingdom
Comparative Literature and Culture with Mandarin
Study literature from across the world and explore cultures and societies in and beyond the English-speaking world. Gain a global outlook while learning from experts in languages, literatures and cultures.

Jungian and Post-Jungian Studies
Whether you are looking to improve your prospects of training as a Jungian analyst or psychotherapist, or learn the skills to carry out research in a related area of analytical psychology, our Jungian and Post-Jungian Studies programme from University of Essex will give you a deep academic grounding in Jungian and post-Jungian theory and practice.
Central and South-East European Studies
The Central and South-East European Studies MA programme offered at the University College London (UCL) is a multidisciplinary programme that enables students to gain specialist knowledge and understanding of the complex culture, history, literature, politics and society of the region from Western Bohemia to Wallachia and from Mazuria to Macedonia.

Gender, Media and Culture - Pre-Master's Programme
This one-year (2-semester) programme offers successful students guaranteed progression to a postgraduate degree at a top UK university. Learn more at the Gender, Media and Culture - Pre-Master's Programme at OnCampus London from Goldsmiths, University of London.
Country House Studies by Research
Country House Studies by Research from University of Buckingham offers the opportunity to pursue research at Master’s level in any one of a wide range of country-house-related topics: from explorations of individual houses and their architects and decorators, to studies of their social and political use, and the role of the country house in literature and film.

Early Prehistory and Human Origins
Explore what it means to be human on this Early Prehistory and Human Origins course from University of York.
Art History and Renaissance Culture
The Art History and Renaissance Culture programme from School of Advanced Study, University of London will help you gain an understanding of current methodological and theoretical approaches to art history rooted in the Renaissance and early modern period, and prepare for further postgraduate study with 60 credits towards a master's degree.
English Literature - Victorian Literature, Art and Culture
Taught by experts from the Centre for Victorian Studies, this English Literature - Victorian Literature, Art and Culture course at Royal Holloway University of London offers you the opportunity to study nineteenth-century literature and art history in the midst of the outstanding Victorian architecture of our Egham campus.
Narrative Environments
The MA Narrative Environments course at the University of the Arts London (UAL) combines stories and spaces to create memorable human experiences.

Cross-Cultural Communication
Enhance your understanding of language, culture, and communication - and prepare to make a difference in multicultural workplaces worldwide with this Cross-Cultural Communication course from Newcastle University.
Culture and Society
Examine the complex interplay between culture and society in a global context. Learn more at the Culture and Society programme from London School of Economics and Political Science.
Philosophy (Part-time)
Philosophy (Part-time) at Birkbeck, University of London is ideal if you want to develop a grounding in philosophy, but are not yet ready to commit to an MA. It is very well suited to people with busy schedules.

Curating (with Advanced Practice)
Based in the international art gallery and museum, MIMA, this professionally focused course covers the advanced practical and intellectual requirements of a curator including collections, commissioning, interpretation, engagement, project management and critical theoretical contexts. The Curating (with Advanced Practice) course is offered at Teesside University.
Assyriology
The Assyriology programme from the University of Cambridge caters both for beginners in Akkadian and those with some previous knowledge of the language.

Heritage, Museums and Galleries
The flexible research Heritage, Museums and Galleries programme from Newcastle University focuses on our key research themes. These are: cultural politics and policy; identity, community and place; and representation and media.
Arts Administration and Cultural Policy
The M.A. in Arts Administration and Cultural Policy at Goldsmiths, University of London is a one-year full-time or two-year part-time programme. This course equips students with critical insights into arts administration and cultural policy, addressing contemporary issues in the sector. It offers a dynamic learning environment that prepares students for careers in the arts.

Politics, Development and the Global South - Pre-Master's Programme
This one-year (2-semester) programme offers successful students guaranteed progression to a postgraduate degree at a top UK university. Learn more at the Politics, Development and the Global South - Pre-Master's Programme at OnCampus London from Goldsmiths, University of London.
Comparative Literature and Culture with French
Study literature from across the world and explore cultures and societies in and beyond the English-speaking world. Gain a global outlook while learning from experts in languages, literatures and cultures.
Cultural Heritage Studies
The Cultural Heritage Studies programme offered at the University College London (UCL) covers practical and theoretical approaches to the key issues and working practices in the field of cultural heritage. Students benefit from the Institute of Archaeology's emphasis on the role of heritage in today's society, from the art and archaeology collections of UCL.
Media, Culture and Global Cities (LSE and NYU)
The MSc/MA in Media, Culture and Global Cities is a new double degree programme jointly offered by the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and New York University (NYU). It allows students to study media and communications in top media capitals of the world — London and New York — while engaging with the academic cultures and resources of two leading institutions.