73 Master's degrees in Health Sciences in Scotland, United Kingdom

This Applied Sport Science course from Edinburgh Napier University is designed to provide you with an in-depth understanding of applied sport science.

The Equitation Science study offered at University of Plymouth emphasises professional technical skills, and benefit from direct one-to-one access to lecturers and personal wrap around support.

This programme will develop your knowledge of healthcare technology to improve outcomes. This programme explores the use of health technologies to improve healthcare experiences and outcomes and the sustainability of health technology adoption to effect service transformation.

With a 'bench to bedside' approach, the Cancer Research and Precision Oncology programme of the University of Glasgow enables graduates to work within a multidisciplinary environment of world-leading scientists and cancer-specialists addressing the latest challenges in cancer research.

The aim of the Health Economics and Health Technology Assessment programme of the University of Glasgow is to be the world-leading centre for health economic and health technology assessment research and education, working to improve health and wellbeing through better decision-making.

The Forensic Odontology programme from University of Dundee is a specialised field of dentistry. It involves the examination, handling, and presentation of dental evidence for the legal system. This master’s is a two-year advanced course.

The Nursing & Healthcare School has a thriving community of postgraduate research students, from both the United Kingdom and overseas. Postgraduate research students can study towards a MSc by Research in the Nursing and Health Sciences programme of the University of Glasgow.

The Psychology of Mental Health programme is offered by University of Dundee. Gain an advanced education in the research and practical aspects of the psychology of mental health.

The Ageing, Health and Welfare programme at the University of Glasgow addresses key questions in the fundamental biology of ageing, animal welfare and food security. How and why does ageing occur and what are its impacts on health and well-being? How do animals cope with pollutants? How do we achieve sustainable animal production whilst protecting animal health and welfare?

The aim of the Immunology and Inflammatory Disease programme at the University of Glasgow is to provide students with a holistic understanding of the science underlying the body’s Immune System (Immunology) and how the immune system causes Inflammatory Diseases such as Rheumatoid Arthritis, Asthma, Multiple Sclerosis and Cardiovascular Disease.

The Global Mental Health programme of the University of Glasgow is designed to produce graduates who can take charge of mental health service provision at a global level, helping them develop the knowledge to integrate initiatives into the wider aims of international development, and address global inequities.

This Physiotherapy (Pre-registration) MSc course from Edinburgh Napier University will allow you to become a confident and proficient Physiotherapist with a strong grasp of integrated working

Develop the skills to practice autonomously. Learn how to assess, diagnose, and manage undiagnosed, undifferentiated, and complex clinical presentations with this  MSc Advanced Practice from University of Dundee.

The Palliative Care programme of the University of Glasgow is for professionals caring for patients with life-threatening or incurable illness. Students will expand, enhance and develop their knowledge through reviewing a broad range of published literature related to Palliative Care.

Offered jointly by the Glasgow School of Art, the aim of the Medical Visualisation and Human Anatomy programme of the University of Glasgow is to dissect and examine human anatomy and reconstruct it in a real-time 3D environment for use in education, simulation, and training.

The Human Rights and Diplomacy MSc course from University of Stirling is taught in partnership with the leading training body of the United Nations: the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR).

This programme in Infant Mental Health explores the journey of the infant from pre-birth to pre-school. The foundational threads of the centrality of relationships; significance of environmental influences; and competence of the infant will run throughout the programme. 

The goal of the General Practice and Primary Care programme at the University of Glasgow is to improve health by conducting world-class research and teaching in primary care.

The Healthcare Law and Ethics from University of Dundee is a masters degree for healthcare professionals who want to learn about legal and ethical aspects of professional practise.

Regeneration is the ability to maintain a robust capacity to repair following injury. It is key to preserving tissue and organ integrity, as well as whole body fitness. However, uncontrolled regenerative power can lead to diseases like cancer, with far reaching impact to overall health.