In the Master's in American Studies you study the political, cultural, economic and military history of the United States with an eye on America in the world today.

The Master's degree programme in Archaeology will immerse you in the material culture of Europe’s past from the Bronze Age until the Early Modern Period. The programme has two specialisations with distinctive profiles: European Archaeology and Mediterranean Archaeology.

The Master's programme in Classics and Ancient Civilizations has two specialisations with distinctive profiles: Classics, and Ancient Studies. It challenges excellent students to become experts with regard to the literature and linguistics of classical languages or in the cultures and religions of Ancient Greece, Rome or the Near East.

In the Master’s Comparative Cultural Analysis you explore the impact of contemporary issues like globalisation across intercultural forms of literature and arts.

In the Master’s in Comparative Literature you analyse Western and non-Western literary and cultural phenomena within an interdisciplinary, globalised context.

The Master's in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage (Restauratiekunde) is a unique and innovative programme that combines theory and practice.

In the Master’s in East European Studies you explore the politics and culture of the region - incl. Russia and Central Europe - in the 20th and 21st centuries.

Study the language, literature and culture of the English-speaking world through one of our six Master's degree programmes.

In the Master’s English Literature and Culture you study the history and theory of literature in the English-speaking world and its relationship to other media.

The MA European Policy offers a unique combination of humanities and social sciences approaches to understanding and analysing the ways in which the European Union is governed and how EU policy is addressing the challenges contemporary Europe is facing.

In the Master’s in Film Studies you learn to critically engage with important shifts in film, cinema and visual culture, and the expanding role of digital media.

Study the language, literature and culture of the French-speaking world through one of four Master's degree programmes.

In the one-year Master's in General Linguistics, you will explore how the systems of the languages of the world can vary and to what extent this variation is constrained.

Study the language, literature and culture of the German-speaking world through one of our four Master's degree programmes.

The Master's programme Middle Eastern Studies: Hebrew and Jewish Studies focuses on Jewish culture and intellectual life from antiquity to the present.

The Master's in Holocaust and Genocide Studies explores 20th-century genocides from the vantage point of different disciplines.

In the Master’s Identity and Integration, you will study contemporary challenges in Europe and the EU from the perspectives of history, arts and culture, media and politics.

Study the language, literature and culture of Italy in one of four Master's degree programmes.

The Linguistics Master’s Language and Society explores language from a pragmatic perspective, focusing on the analysis of language use, variation and policy.

The Master’s Language, Literature and Education provides you with knowledge and skills in the fields of institutional language learning and language pedagogy.

You will study social transformations in Latin America from geographic, historical, economic, cultural, social, political and ecological perspectives.

The Master’s in Literature, Culture and Society draws on literature, cultural studies and history to explore European literature in its intercultural context.

The UvA Master in Logic is an interdisciplinary and international two-year Master's programme that focuses on the central role of logic as mediator between the sciences and the humanities.

The University of Amsterdam offers several pioneering Master’s programmes in Media Studies, exploring film, television, journalism, new media and digital culture.

The Master's in Music Studies offers a rich combination of cognitive, cultural and historical approaches to the study of musics from around the world.

The Media Studies Master’s New Media and Digital Culture builds on the pioneering new media scene, and enables you to contribute to the discourse surrounding critical media theory.

In the Master's in Philosophy, you explore Anglo-Saxon and European philosophy, and acquire the skills to formulate, analyse and discuss philosophical problems.

In the Philosophy of the Humanities and the Social Sciences programme, students gain philosophical insights in conjunction with another academic discipline.

Study the language, literature and culture of Denmark, Sweden and Norway in one of our four Master's degree programmes.

Study the language, literature and culture of the Russian and Slavonic-speaking world in one of our four Master's degree programmes.

Study the language, literature and culture of the Spanish-speaking world in one of our six Master's degree programmes.

In this Master’s programme you will study the changing role of religion and spirituality in contemporary societies and their historical roots.

The one-year Master's programme Television and Cross-Media Culture provides you with the skills, knowledge and tools to understand and evaluate the ongoing transformation of media culture.

The Master's in Theatre Studies offers you the opportunity to specialise in theatre and performance in one of the world’s most vibrant theatre cities.