764 Master's degrees in Health Sciences in England, United Kingdom

The Health Psychology course at King's College London is specifically designed for graduate psychologists who wish to go on to becoming registered Health Psychologists with the HCPC.

The Forensic Mental Health course at King's College London is designed for students with a clinical or academic interest in the complex relationship between mental disorders and criminal behaviour. You will be taught by a multi-disciplinary team of clinical academics.

The International Health Policy (Health Economics) programme at the London School of Economics and Political Science is a specialist M.Sc. degree. This 12-month, full-time public course focuses on advanced econometrics and health policy. It equips students with quantitative skills to tackle global healthcare challenges.

Have you studied psychology as a major or minor subject but your degree is not accredited by the BPS? Do you want to develop a career in organisational psychology or related areas such as human resource management? Learn more at this Work and Organisational Psychology programme from the University of Nottingham.

The Clinical Dermatology MSc at King's College London is an advanced study programme aimed at medical graduates wishing to specialise in the field of dermatology.

Top-up course for students on the PDIP Senior Leadership at KBS London.

Develop the knowledge and skills required to excel in the evolving field of digital health. This Digital Health course from University of Roehampton equips you with therapeutic techniques, digital tools, and evaluation strategies essential for creating effective interventions in this growing sector. 

Health Psychology from Keele University will equip you with theories, tools, and real-world insight to thrive in a range of health-related careers and beyond.

Psychiatry from Brighton and Sussex Medical School is run in collaboration with Health Education England South East (HEESE). 

The Physician Associate Studies programme offered by The University of Manchester aims to develop the skills required to become an effective practitioner through a combination of teaching and practical placements.

AI has the potential to transform health and healthcare systems globally, yet few individuals have the required skills and training. To address this challenge, the Artificial Intelligence Enabled Healthcare MRes offered by UCL will create a unique interdisciplinary environment to train the brightest and best healthcare artificial intelligence scientists and innovators of the future.

Tailor a programme of study to meet your own personal and professional ambitions in health sciences. The Health Sciences programme is offered at University of York.

Healthcare Leadership and Management from Anglia Ruskin University you'll learn to evolve your practice to make the most of new opportunities and tackle challenges – while maintaining a healthy culture within which service users, carers, families and colleagues can thrive.

Are you already a qualified Adult nurse on the NMC register ? If so consider our PG Cert Mental Health Practice (for Approved Mental Health Professionals) course from University of Wolverhampton. It is ideal for existing nursing registrants who want to qualify and register with the NMC in a second field of nursing. 

The Critical Care programme offered by King's College London provides experienced nurses with an opportunity to advance their practice, enhance their understanding and application of research evidence, and develop their role as a competent intensive care nurse.

This e-learning programme provides transferable training in the management of gastrointestinal and/or hepatobiliary diseases.

Applied Professional Practice from Anglia Ruskin University course features a range of optional modules which focus on specific areas, such as safeguarding, mental health care, and treatment of illnesses and injuries.

This Education, Health Promotion and International Development MA programme offered at the University College London (UCL) offers students the opportunity to extend and deepen their understanding of concepts, theories and issues related to international development, education and sustainable ways of promoting health, wellbeing and social justice.

The Medical Science (Obstetrics and Gynaecology) course from  the University of Cambridge has two broad areas of research activity. The first covers the use of large population sample and data sets to identify key predictive features associated with human pregnancy, such as intrauterine growth restriction, preterm labour and perinatal death.

The part-time Musculoskeletal Sciences at the University of Oxford provides practising clinicians or those with a degree in biomedical or biological sciences with an academic training in the sciences underlying musculoskeletal diseases, promoting an understanding of the ways in which research can be used to improve knowledge and treatment of musculoskeletal diseases.