60 Master's degrees in Medicine in Ireland

The Precision Medicine at University College Dublin is a one-year, full-time programme designed to equip students with advanced knowledge in genomically informed medicine. This course offers a comprehensive curriculum, blending clinical research with practical applications, preparing graduates for impactful careers in healthcare and biotechnology.

The MSc/PDip in Multidisciplinary Radiology degree delivered by University of Galway strengthens clinical decision-making, broadens radiological knowledge, and develops research capabilities. With a multidisciplinary approach and a blend of live online teaching, self-directed study, and short on-campus sessions, the programme offers flexibility and academic rigor. 

The aims of the Master of Advanced Practice Nursing degree delivered by University of Galway is designed for experienced registered nurses and provides the advanced clinical knowledge, health assessment skills, decision-making abilities, and competencies required to practice independently and confidently as an advanced nurse practitioner.

The primary objectives of this Cellular Manufacturing and Therapy degree delivered by University of Galway focuses on developing the skills required for graduates to have a successful career in this new and exciting world.

This Intensive Care degree delivered by University of Galway offers registered nurses a specialist qualification in intensive care nursing through a flexible, blended learning format.

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.

Medical Device Technology and Business from Griffith College is delivered by the Griffith Innopharma Faculty of Science and is a blend of medical device technology and business. This programme is delivered in partnership with Innopharma

 Healthcare Simulation and Patient Safety degree delivered at University of Galway focuses on modern, simulation-based approaches to healthcare education that enhance clinical performance and promote patient safety. 

This Paediatrics and Child Health (Online) degree course from University College Cork is the first of three courses providing postgraduate training in Paediatrics and Child Health at University College Cork (UCC).

The Emergency Care degree delivered by University of Galway prepares registered nurses to excel in the fast-paced world of emergency care through a dynamic blend of online learning, expert-led workshops, interprofessional high-fidelity simulation, and clinical practice- sharpening knowledge, skills, and critical thinking to deliver expert emergency nursing care. 

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. 

The aim of the Level 9 Taught Masters of Science in Process Validation and Regulatory Affairs (Medical Technology) at Technological University of the Shannon is to equip learners with competence in the appropriate legal, compliance and industry operational standards.

The taught MSc in Regenerative Medicine degree delivered by University of Galway is an exciting emerging discipline, which aims to develop novel therapeutics to repair and regenerate damaged and diseased organs.

The Diagnostic Radiography at University College Cork  is an intensive pre-registration course for students with a primary degree in a subject other than diagnostic radiography. The programme uses the learning and teaching methods that best support students to develop the knowledge, skills, and professional attributes necessary for effective radiography practice.

The Older Person Rehabilitation degree delivered by the University College Cork is designed to provide students, from a range of different professional backgrounds, with interdisciplinary learning in the theory and practice of Older Person Rehabilitation.

This Infection Prevention and Control (Online) degree delivered by the University College Cork is offered by the School of Public Health in collaboration with other schools across University College Cork, including the Cork University Business School, and the School of Microbiology.

This Palliative Care degree course offered by  University College Cork is the first of three courses providing postgraduate training in Palliative Care at UCC. The suite of courses comprises a blended learning, interdisciplinary Postgraduate Certificate, Postgraduate Diploma, and MSc in Palliative Care.

Medicine, illness and welfare occupy a central place in all our lives. The History of Welfare and Medicine in Society degree at University College Dublin is designed to enable you to understand the place of medicine and welfare in society and history (c1750-1980) and engage with critical debates through various media including film, literature, and art, amongst others.

The M.Sc. in Advanced Radiotherapy Practice at Trinity College Dublin is a part-time, online programme designed for clinical professionals. This level 9 qualification focuses on advanced cancer management and evidence-based practice. It offers a flexible learning structure for those working in the healthcare sector.

The Master of Surgery (MCh) programme at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland is a part-time course lasting two years, designed to enhance your surgical expertise. This hybrid programme combines online learning with in-person sessions, equipping you with essential skills to navigate the complexities of surgical training within the healthcare sector.