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MA Programs in Mythology

A Master of Arts focuses on the humanities and requires completion of a bachelor’s degree for admission. It often takes two to three years to finish. Many MA programs also require students to complete a thesis or project before earning the degree.

So, what is an MA in Mythology? Pursuing your master’s in this subject leads to immersion in fascinating histories and belief structures of myriad cultures. In a mythology master’s program, you may take classes such as ancient mythologies by culture, world religion and religious practice, psychology, and history. An MA in Mythology may be tailored to the people, group or culture you are most interested in studying. If you love reading ancient texts and exploring the leanings of the human psyche throughout the centuries, this is an excellent degree program for you.

You may develop creative writing skills in this program. Mythologies betray patterns of human understanding across the centuries, so you may also enhance your pattern recognition skills and your critical thinking, useful in everyday reading, conversation and continued learning.

It’s advisable to contact your academic advisor about specific cost questions. Costs vary greatly depending on which school you choose to attend and where that school is located.

Many students who pursue a Master of Arts in Mythology go on to work in the field of education as instructors at the university level. Much of the course material depends on understanding human creativity, so this program prepares students well for creative fields such as filmmaking, writing and art. Many of the story-making patterns identified in this field of study translate well to various modern storytelling careers. Other students go on to rewarding jobs as religious teachers and community developers – the program translates well for those to wish to work in the nonprofit sector.

Most master’s programs in mythology are offered on the university campus alone, though some may be available online. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.