9 Master's degrees offered by the university

The MSc in Sports Therapy at Edge Hill University is designed to elevate your career in the field. This one-year full-time or two-year part-time programme incorporates 200 hours of professional placement, allowing you to gain valuable hands-on experience while enhancing your skills and knowledge in sports therapy.

Public Health Nutrition from Edge Hill University will provide you with the specialist scientific knowledge and practical skills required to meet the nutritional challenges of the 21st century.  

The MSc Psychology (Conversion) at Edge Hill University is designed for graduates from non-psychology backgrounds. This one-year full-time programme enables students to achieve the British Psychological Society's Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership, a crucial step towards becoming a chartered psychologist.

At Nursing (Adult) from Edge Hill University you’ll learn how to deliver care to people with acute and complex care needs.

Nursing (Learning Disabilities) from Edge Hill University prepares you to work with people who have a diverse range of health conditions and support individuals as they face different challenges.

At Nursing (Mental Health) from Edge Hill University you’ll learn how to deliver care to adults and children with physical, psychological, cognitive and behavioural needs which manifest when living with a mental health illness.

Nursing (Child) from Edge Hill University will make you highly employable in one of the most rewarding professions.

Edge Hill University offers a Master of Surgery (MCh) programme designed for qualified doctors seeking to enhance their surgical expertise. This part-time course spans 2-3 years and is conducted in collaboration with Wrightington Hospital, focusing on evidence-based practices in surgery.

The MMed in Medicine at Edge Hill University is a postgraduate degree designed for qualified doctors seeking to enhance their clinical expertise. This part-time programme spans 2-3 years and is aimed at those registered with the General Medical Council, allowing for advanced learning in specialised areas of medicine.