18 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Fire Safety Engineering (Part-time) course from Ulster University draws on the expertise and resources of the Centre in terms of teaching staff (with core teaching staff all actively involved in research) and experimental facilities. 

This Civil and Infrastructure Engineering programme at Ulster University is unique in Ireland for its breadth across a range of infrastructure disciplines such as water, waste, structures, highways, road safety, project management and sustainability, with strong emphases on design. 

The Energy Storage course from Ulster University will enable graduates to embark on a professional career in energy storage with the high-level skills needed to meet emerging challenges.

The Fire Safety Engineering degree offered at Ulster University is a research led, industrially relevant master's programme offered by an internationally leading research team with unrivalled experimental facilities

The Biomedical Engineering course from Ulster University is designed for students wanting to specialise in biomedical engineering, which is concerned with developing new medical technologies.

This Civil and Infrastructure Engineering - PgDip from Ulster University is unique in Ireland for its breadth across a range of infrastructure disciplines such as water, waste, structures, highways, road safety, project management and sustainability, with strong emphases on design.

The Advanced Composites and Polymers (Part-time) from Ulster University covers composite and polymer materials and their processing, and is driven by the school's industrial work and research.

The Biomedical Engineering (Part-time) course from Ulster University is designed for students wanting to specialise in biomedical engineering, which is concerned with developing new medical technologies.

This is the only MSc in Environmental Toxicology & Pollution Monitoring in the United Kingdom. Environmental Toxicology and Pollution Monitoring is provided by Ulster University.

The Mechanical Engineering (Part-time) course from Ulster University has been designed in response to demand from industry to deliver the skills required to develop new technologies and meet the engineering challenges of the future.

This Civil and Infrastructure Engineering (Part-time) programme at Ulster University is unique in Ireland for its breadth across a range of infrastructure disciplines such as water, waste, structures, highways, road safety, project management and sustainability, with strong emphases on design. 

The Advanced Composites and Polymers degree offered at Ulster University covers composite and polymer materials and their processing, and is driven by the school's industrial work and research.

The Biomedical Engineering - PgDip from Ulster University is designed for students wanting to specialise in biomedical engineering, which is concerned with developing new medical technologies.

The Energy Storage (Part-time) degree offered at Ulster University will enable graduates to embark on a professional career in energy storage with the high-level skills needed to meet emerging challenges

The Mechanical Engineering course from Ulster University is a specialist programme, providing knowledge & understanding of concepts & methods required to solve industrial problems.

The Manufacturing Management (Part-time) degree offered at Ulster University has been designed to provide postgraduate education and training in Manufacturing Management.

The Manufacturing Management course from Ulster University enables candidates to develop a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of key scientific principles, theories and practice.

Explore advanced composite and polymer materials, their processing and applications, driven by leading research and strong industrial engagement with this Advanced Composites and Polymers - PgDip from Ulster University.