303 Master's degrees in Medicine & Health in Ireland

The Medical Technology Regulatory Affairs degree delivered at University of Galway equips graduates with key skills for Regulatory Affairs roles in the global MedTech sector. 

This Medical Sciences degree course delivered by the University College Cork is a combined research and teaching programme with advanced tuition in skills in health sciences research that is taken full-time over 12 months, or part-time over 24 months.

This two-year distance learning course in Pharmaceutical Technology and Quality Systems at University College Cork is aimed at graduates who currently work within the pharmaceutical industry who wish to fulfil the EU educational requirements for Qualified Person status. 

This Dementia master degree delivered by University College Cork provides healthcare professionals with the skills to expertly care for a person with dementia from diagnosis to end-of-life.

The Masters in Clinical Education and its associated Diploma and Certificate delivered by University of Galway equip health professionals from all disciplines with the skills to become effective clinical educators, supervisors, and motivators of student learning.  These are delivered entirely online, making it possible for students in full time work, based in Ireland or abroad, to participate. 

Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMP) Cell Manufacturing at Atlantic Technological University is run in conjunction with NIBRT (National Institute for Biopharmaceutical Research and Training), with many of the lecturers and guest lecturers from NIBRT. 

This exciting multidisciplinary Gerontology Practice course at the Atlantic Technological University emphasises healthy aging in older adults and will benefit those registered as a nurse on the live register of NMBI (or equivalent) or health and social professionals registered with CORU (or equivalent) and caring for older people in their place of work.

This Medical Technology Regulatory Affairs programme from the Atlantic Technological University has been designed to meet the growing requirements of Irish Medical Technology companies in filling regulatory and quality assurance roles. 

This Clinical Trials (Online) degree delivered by the University College Cork is suitable for those of you wishing to pursue a career in clinical trials in the pharmaceutical, medical device, or academic sectors.

The Public Health degree delivered by the University College Cork is designed to meet the increasing demand for highly trained public health specialists in Ireland and abroad. This highly regarded programme will prepare you to investigate, evaluate and address public health challenges, whatever your professional background

This Clinical Supervision course at Dublin City University will give you the skills and knowledge to grow your career and pursue more senior clinical supervisory and managerial roles.

The Engineering in Pharmaceutical and Biopharmaceutical Systems programme from University College Cork is a unique offering of the discipline of Process and Chemical Engineering designed to provide participants with an advanced qualification related to pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical processing. 

This Preventive Cardiology degree delivered at University of Galway equips healthcare professionals and graduates with advanced skills to reduce cardiovascular risk and improve patient outcomes. Combining evidence-based practice, research, and integrated care strategies, this programme prepares you to lead in preventive medicine and population health.

Are you a qualified nurse or dual qualified midwife keen to expand your specialist expertise and advance your nursing career? Join this Specialist Nursing degree delivered by Dublin City University might be for you.

Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMP) Vector Manufacturing at Atlantic Technological University is run in conjunction with NIBRT (National Institute for Biopharmaceutical Research and Training), with many of the lecturers and guest lecturers from NIBRT. 

The Midwifery degree delivered by the University College Cork is a taught programme for midwives running over two years from the date of first registration. This programme is for registered midwives only. 

This Nursing (Oncology) degree course from University College Cork is offered in a blended learning format (part-online and part-attendance at workshops/tutorials) and is designed to meet the needs of nurses working in oncology settings who wish to undergo a specialist oncology course.

Knowledge derived from Clinical Neuroscience research degree delivered at University of Galway is designed for students from psychology, medicine, or other biomedical and neuroscience disciplines who hope to go on to doctoral training in clinical psychology or neuroscience research. 

The Master of Science in Therapeutic Interventions for Alcohol and Other Drugs at the Atlantic Technological University aims to provide those working in the areas of Nursing, Health and Social Care to effectively deal with drugs and alcohol issues.

The Health Promotion degree delivered by University of Galway is an internationally recognised, IUHPE-accredited programme that prepares graduates to design and implement health initiatives. It opens career paths in public, private, and NGO sectors, with roles in policy, education, and research, and supports global career mobility in health promotion.