391 Master's degrees in Design in United Kingdom

MA Design (Built Environment) prepares you to develop a unique practice using methods of co-design and practice-led research to transform the spaces people inhabit for increased wellbeing, social agency and sense of place.

Inspire, create and innovate with an online Design with Animation, MDes course from University of Sunderland.

During the Designing Education programme from Goldsmiths, University of London, you will explore the relationship between designing and education, through radical pedagogies, design thinking methods, creative processes, and practical applications of design.

The buildings we inhabit say a lot about our society. With climate emergency being the pressing issue of our time, sustainable architecture is more important than ever to achieve net zero greenhouse. Here at Oxford Brookes University with the Sustainable Architecture - Evaluation and Design, you will take a broad view of what it takes to design and operate low-carbon energy efficient buildings.

This Design Innovation and Circular Economy course from The Glasgow School of Art focuses on the key ecological and social design aspects of the circular economy.

Prepare to play your part in the creation, renewal and management of sustainable learning processes and spaces on this Design and Management for Sustainable Education from UCL.

MSc User Experience Design has been developed for graduates and those in employment who seek to better understand their customers and clients. Exploring how technology and psychology inform user behaviour, you will develop your digital content and storytelling abilities to develop solutions for real-world problems.

Explore innovative character and costume design and construction for theatre, film and television with this hands-on training based on collaborative practice.

Make a difference to pupils’ lives by becoming a Secondary teacher through the highly regarded Secondary Design and Technology course at Bath Spa University.

Discover all aspects of puppetry design and creation in this course that offers a significant, hands-on production role alongside workshops and other specialist tuition.

Gain the practical skills and experience you need to become an innovative lighting designer who can work seamlessly across theatre, television, film and live events.

Undertaking the Art and Design (Distance Learning) degree at University of Huddersfield means joining a creative, collaborative research community.

In a world saturated with visual media and creative possibilities, there has never been a more exciting time to become a Teacher of Art and Design. The PGCE Secondary with Art and Design (with QTS) programme is offered at University of Warwick.

A unique MFA Programme that allows you to explore ways of working with light in collaboration with world-leading lighting designers.

The PGCE Secondary Education: Design Technology course from University of Wolverhampton  provides a high standard of training for those preparing to take up a teaching post in the secondary school sector.  The course complies with the statutory guidance from the Department for Education for Initial Teacher Training courses.

The Racing Engine Systems programme at the Oxford Brookes University is the only programme of its kind in the world. We have developed the course with the needs and requirements of race engine manufacturers in mind.

The Structural Steel Design MSc course offered at Imperial provide training in the analysis, design and assessment of steel and composite (steel/concrete) structures.

Gain in-depth knowledge of analogue, mixed signal and digital circuits on Analogue and Digital Integrated Circuit Design MSc programme from Imperial.

The University of Bedfordshire offers a Master of Arts in Art and Design, designed to elevate your creative skills across various disciplines. This full-time programme provides an immersive experience in art and design over a duration of one year, equipping you with the knowledge to thrive in creative industries.

On the History of Design and Material Culture course offered by University of Brighton you will dive into the study of objects, images, and spaces from the 18th to the 21st century, exploring topics from protest T-shirts to wedding dresses and car ads to street photography.