293 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Food Science with Nutrition programme at University College Dublin (UCD) is designed to equip you with cutting-edge knowledge and the skills required to address the challenges and opportunities in the global food industry.

The Philosophy of Mind and Embodied Cognition program offered by University College Dublin draws upon the research interests of a stellar faculty of philosophers,  psychologists and cognitive scientists at UCD.

The Social Data Science programme at University College Dublin offers a B.Sc. degree designed to equip students with essential skills in data analysis and social research. This full-time course prepares graduates for a dynamic career in the data-driven world, focusing on the intersection of social sciences and data technology.

The Professional Education program offered by University College Dublin is a two-year, full-time Level 9 programme which is creative, innovative and a leading model in initial teacher training internationally. 

The Geography program offered by University College Dublin is suitable for students who want to carry out research either with the view to progressing towards a PhD degree in the future or simply gaining the skill set that accompanies investiagtive research.

The Sustainable Societies program offered by University College Dublin equips you to analyse, design and evaluate such solutions, moving confidently between evidence, civic action, enterprise and public policy.

The Classics program offered by University College Dublin is a two-year research programme, leading to the production of a thesis of 40,000 to 60,000 words which will treat its subject in a systematic and independent way.

At the Gender and Sexualities Studies program offered by University College Dublin you will specialise in exploring and challenging gender inequalities, (hetero)sexisms and heteronormativities, as well as their relational connection with wider forms of power, privilege and discrimination. 

The M.Sc. Criminology and Criminal Justice at University College Dublin is a one-year, full-time programme designed for non-law graduates. This public study mode course explores the intersections of law and social policy, providing essential expertise for those pursuing professional roles in the justice sector.

The MSc in Computed Tomography at University College Dublin is a comprehensive programme designed for radiographers. Spanning 16 months, this full-time course is delivered on campus and aims to enhance clinical expertise and research skills in CT imaging.

The Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Development at University College Dublin  responds to contemporary and future transformations in agriculture and rural development. 

The Master of Literature (MLitt) in Classics at University College Dublin is a comprehensive two-year programme designed for full-time students. This course, delivered on campus, involves rigorous research culminating in a thesis of 40,000 to 60,000 words. Students may also opt for part-time study, extending the duration to four years.

The Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Healthcare Risk Management and Quality at University College Dublin is a part-time programme designed to deepen knowledge in clinical risk management and patient safety. This one-year course offers a comprehensive curriculum tailored for professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in the healthcare sector.

The Master of Science in World Heritage Conservation at University College Dublin is a part-time, online programme spanning three years. This course aims to provide students with essential knowledge and skills related to the UNESCO World Heritage Convention, preparing them for careers in heritage conservation.

The Group Analytic Psychotherapy programme at University College Dublin is a professional Level 9 qualification. This part-time course spans six years of on-campus study, focusing on the social nature of human experience. It provides clinical training for health professionals seeking to master group analytic concepts.

The MSc. in Behavioural Neuroscience at the University College Dublin offers advanced education and training in topics concerning human behaviour and its relation to the brain. 

The Social Policy programme at University College Dublin is a one-year, full-time Higher Diploma delivered on campus. This graduate-level course provides a comprehensive foundation in welfare systems and public policy, serving as an essential transition for those pursuing professional social work training or policy careers.

The Equality Studies programme at University College Dublin is a unique Level 9 qualification delivered on campus. Available in full-time and part-time modes, this course explores global social justice through an interdisciplinary lens. It is designed for those seeking to drive positive change in human rights and equality.

The M.Sc. International Relations at University College Dublin is a comprehensive graduate programme delivered on campus. Available in both full-time and part-time study modes, this one-year or two-year course provides deep academic insights into global politics, security, and international organisations within a public university setting.

The Environmental Resource Management course at University College Dublin is an established programme designed for those who wish to undertake advanced studies in the pursuit of a career in the environmental sciences.