Achieve the previously unthinkable with your Master’s degree
Now more than ever the world needs visionaries. People who will lead the way through mastering subjects like English, Drama, Languages, Linguistics, Film, Geography and History.
Whatever your vision is for the future, a Master’s degree in one of these subjects from Queen Mary University of London can help you to create it and help change the world for the better.
Take a closer look at our Schools:
Tackle some of the greatest challenges in the 21st century
We offer a range of Master's programmes in geography and environmental science, drawing on a diverse collective expertise to tackle some of the greatest challenges of the 21st century, including international development, global health, migration and the sustainable management of aquatic environments.
You’ll benefit from working with academic staff whose world-leading research sits at the cutting edge of the discipline and who bring this expertise to the classroom.
Gain the perspective to solve the problems of the present
We combine the crucial elements of the historian’s craft to develop our expertise about the past and understand our responsibilities for the present and future, through a diverse range of historical periods, figures and outlooks.
The School of History was founded in 1912 to teach history and undertake world-class research.
Achieve the unthinkable through the fusion of different disciplines and minds
You will develop a refined and rich skill set across a variety of subject matter, studying the world around you and engaging with cutting-edge research that is transforming the way we think about a given academic field.
The School of Languages, Linguistics and Film consists of five diverse and interdependent departments. Our postgraduate programmes span Film, Language Teaching, Linguistics and Translation and Adaptation Studies*.
#1 in the UK for Linguistics research (REF 2014)
*subject to approval for 2023 entry.
Become a champion of community and social change
By challenging norms, championing marginalised voices, and exposing our students to a breadth of material, we improve lives and foster understanding of complex issues. Our postgraduate courses offer access to academic specialists to help you explore your research interests in a supportive environment.
The School of English and Drama is led by world-renowned academics who combine cutting-edge research and teaching with a commitment to community and social change.