49 Full-time Master's in Health Sciences in Ireland

The M.A. in Leadership in Therapeutic Child and Social Care at Carlow College is a two-year, on-site programme designed for professionals seeking to enhance their leadership skills in therapeutic settings. This degree, validated by Quality & Qualifications Ireland (QQI), focuses on the integration of personal development with professional practice in the field of social care.

The Master of Science in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MSc) at University College Dublin is a full-time, on-campus programme lasting 16 months. This degree aims to enhance the knowledge and skills of postgraduate radiographers, equipping them with advanced MR imaging techniques and fostering professional growth in the field.

The Translational Oncology M.Sc. at Trinity College Dublin is a comprehensive one-year, full-time programme. This public study mode course explores the molecular basis of cancer and modern therapeutic strategies. It is designed for scientists and clinicians seeking to bridge the gap between laboratory research and clinical practice.

The Addiction Recovery M.Sc. at Trinity College Dublin is a pioneering programme delivered through the School of Medicine. This NFQ Level 9 qualification offers flexible study modes, including one year of full-time or two years of part-time study. It provides expert training for health and social care professionals.

The Cancer Survivorship M.Sc. at Trinity College Dublin is a pioneering programme designed for healthcare professionals. This NFQ Level 9 course lasts one year full-time or two years part-time. It focuses on evidence-based care from diagnosis to end of life, delivered through a public study mode for global impact.

The Master of Science in Ultrasound at University College Dublin is a full-time programme lasting 18 months. This degree aims to equip students with advanced skills and knowledge in ultrasound technology, preparing them for professional roles in healthcare. It combines theoretical learning with practical experience to ensure comprehensive education in the field.

The Global Health program offered by University College Dublin introduces students to epidemiological concepts, principles and research methods primarily focussed on population-based studies, but fundamental to studies across a broad range of disciplines.

This interdisciplinary Diabetes degree delivered by University of Galway responds to urgent calls from the WHO and Ireland’s HSE for better prevention and management. It equips professionals to tackle diabetes through expert training in clinical care, lifestyle change, and chronic disease management. 

The newly established Obesity degree delivered by University of Galway equips students with clinical and public health expertise to tackle obesity. It blends evidence-based care for individuals with strategies to address the wider obesity epidemic, supported by two core modules and a multidisciplinary approach.