162 Master's degrees in Natural Sciences & Mathematics in Scotland, United Kingdom

The Wildlife Biology and Conservation course from Edinburgh Napier University is the first course in Scotland to be accredited by the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management.

The Medical Visualisation and Human Anatomy from The Glasgow School of Art is a one-year taught postgraduate programme offered by the School of Innovation and Technology at The Glasgow School of Art in collaboration with the Anatomy department in the School of Life Sciences, University of Glasgow.

This Medical Biotechnology MSc course from Edinburgh Napier University will develop your understanding of key concepts and practices in the biotechnologies that drive new product innovation

Wildlife Biology and Conservation from Edinburgh Napier University offer you the flexibility to learn at your own pace and place, possibly alongside a role in conservation or while balancing study with work or family life.

Bridging the gap between biology, technology and business management, our programme is taught in collaboration with the Adam Smith Business School. The aim of the Biotechnology and Management programme of the University of Glasgow is help you gain sound understanding of the nature of business based on bioscience knowledge, research and industry and how all are applied to solve real world problems.

The Applied Neuropsychology programme of the University of Glasgow focuses on how linguistic research can help solve language-related problems in professional practice and public life.

An applied, carefully tailored and employer-backed programme, which responds to the current needs in the social research sector. Applied Social Research is offered at Edinburgh Napier University

The Psychology of Mental Health programme is offered by University of Dundee. Gain an advanced education in the research and practical aspects of the psychology of mental health.

The Masters in Autism and Neurodevelopmental Conditions Research from University of Stirling advances your understanding of autism through psychological research.

In the Public Health (Palliative Care Research) (part time) from University of Dundee you will learn about the techniques and strategies that you can apply to palliative care research, integrating public health knowledge with your expertise in this field.

The Bioinformatics programme of the University of Glasgow is an exciting and innovative programme that has recently been revamped. Bioinformatics is a discipline at the interface between biology, computing and statistics and is used in organismal biology, molecular biology and biomedicine.

As a member of the Research Methods of Psychological Science programme at the University of Glasgow you will receive training and experience in an extensive variety of research methods in Psychology, making use of state-of-the-art facilities for behavioural, neuroimaging, and qualitative research.

The Quantum Technology programme of the University of Glasgow will provide training in the emerging area of quantum technologies, giving students advanced training in the relevant physics and engineering, while acquiring key skills in micro/nanofabrication. This MSc is underpinned by Glasgow leadership in the UK’s Quantum Technology programme.

This Big Data (Online) MSc course from University of Stirling is a two year course designed to equip you with skills in big data technology, advanced analytics and industrial and scientific applications that will lead to a job in in the growing data science or analytics fields.

The Biochemistry and Biotechnology programme of the University of Glasgow aims to answer fundamental questions about how cells and organisms work at the molecular and biochemical level.

This Biomedical Science MSc course from Edinburgh Napier University will prepare you for a fulfilling career as a biomedical scientist.

The Statistics programme of the University of Glasgow at the School of Mathematics & Statistics combines world-leading research expertise in pure mathematics, applied mathematics and statistics. Our research in statistics impacts across a range of areas including the energy sector, the environment, medicine and public health, teaching practice and public policy.

The Electronics and Nanoscale Engineering programme at the University of Glasgow has a research division that is home to more than 70 research students working in fields as diverse as atomic force microscopy, quantum sensors, high speed optical devices and atomistic device simulations.

The Clinical Pharmacology programme of the University of Glasgow offers focused training integrating basic and clinical sciences, and equipping students with the essential skills required to function effectively as a clinical pharmacologist in the 21st century.

The Chemistry programme of the University of Glasgow will extend your depth and breadth of knowledge in all branches of chemistry, suitable for a professional chemist capable of conducting research.