Master's degrees in Medicine

The Master of Science in Nursing M.Sc program from George Mason University is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education. 

The Kinesiology MS program at George Mason University is a multi-dimensional field that includes specialized areas such as biomechanics, exercise physiology, motor behavior, athletic training, and sports medicine.

The Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree from Kent State University prepares students for the podiatric medicine field. 

Cancer medicine research is aimed at developing discoveries that can ultimately be translated into patient benefits. The Cancer Medicine programme is offered by University of Liverpool.

The MSc in Diabetes Care at the University of Malta is designed to equip healthcare professionals involved in the care of patients suffering from diabetes mellitus with the necessary knowledge, skills and competances relevant to their practicing holistic patient centred care.

The suite of Master’s in Law (LLM) courses are postgraduate degrees aimed at law and non-law graduates who want to explore the practical application of a particular, specialist area of law. The Medical Law and Ethics programme is offered by The University of Law.

If you're eager to help people achieve a better quality of life through movement, exercise and manual therapy, this MSc Physiotherapy (Pre-Registration) course from the University of Portsmouth will give you the skills and qualifications you need.

This MSc Advanced Practice from University of Dundee is aimed at registered health, social care and nursing professionals working in or towards an advanced practice role.

The Sport and Exercise Medicine course at University of Bath will help you to develop the in-depth knowledge and clinical skills you need to work in the field of sport and exercise medicine.

The aim of the Cardiovascular Sciences programme of the University of Glasgow is to deliver teaching related to cardiovascular science and biology with an emphasis on the epidemiology, genetics, pathological and molecular mechanisms underlying cardiovascular diseases and their pharmacological management.

Advances in technology and informatics have fuelled an exponential growth in genomics research. Take this popularGenomic Medicine (HEE Funded) programme offered by Queen Mary University of London to be a part of the genomic revolution – make your own discoveries, take part in cutting-edge research and open new avenues in drug discovery and patient care.

The Medical Art MSc from University of Dundee encompasses a wide range of applications from patient communication and information to medical teaching and training. 

Do you have a degree in Health Science or Science and are thinking about your career options? A Master of Nursing Science at the University of Auckland will fast-track your postgraduate journey and equip you to become a registered nurse in New Zealand.

This Gerontology Postgrad certificate at George Mason University combines theoretical and applied coursework in aging with the student's graduate curriculum in any department.

Enhance your knowledge of specific radiotherapy practice whilst taking a wider perspective as you look at the interdisciplinary nature of oncology in the Enhanced Radiotherapy and Oncology Practice programme from Sheffield Hallam University.  

Throughout the Sport and Exercise Medicine MSc programme from The University of Exeter, you will develop your scientific understanding of sport, exercise and medicine through theoretical concepts in applied sport, health and exercise settings.

This is a highly active, internationally renowned research groups and, in the most recent Research Assessment Exercise (2008), 80% of our research activity was rated as of international standard. The Psychiatry programme is offered at the University of Liverpool.

The Eye Care Governance programme at Cardiff University seeks to provide those involved in the governing of eye care with a qualification that is currently not provided.

The Cancer Sciences degree from University of Birmingham is a one year, full-time programme comprising three taught modules and an extended laboratory-based research project. This programme is specifically designed to offer postgraduate training to students interested in a career in cancer research, particularly those wishing to pursue a PhD.

This Health Simulation course at Coventry University is aimed at healthcare, public health and medical professionals working in clinical training, education, research or anyone who has a passion and enthusiasm for innovative and exciting health simulation.