41 Part-time Master's in Medicine in Ireland

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

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 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 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.

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 Master of Surgery (MCh) in Surgery (Research) at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland is a comprehensive programme designed for aspiring researchers. This degree typically spans one to two years and is available in both full-time and part-time formats, providing flexibility for students pursuing advanced research in the surgical field.

The Master of Surgery (MCh) by Module at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland is a part-time, hybrid programme designed to enhance surgical training. Over a duration of two years, students will engage in a comprehensive curriculum that integrates both theoretical and practical components, equipping them with essential skills for their surgical careers.

The Professionalism in Medicine and Health Sciences program offered by Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland is a pioneering online programme designed to empower graduate healthcare professionals with the knowledge, skills and behaviours to innovate and lead in professionalism, patient safety and quality of care.

The Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Science (Research) at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland is a structured programme designed to enhance your research skills. This course can be pursued over a minimum of one year and a maximum of two years, available in both full-time and part-time formats.

The Regulatory Affairs for Medical Devices is a comprehensive Master level programme at Trinity College Dublin. This public study course provides essential expertise in global medical regulations. Designed for professionals, the programme ensures students master the complex legal frameworks governing healthcare technology.

The Genomic Medicine programme at Trinity College Dublin is a high-level M.Sc. qualification delivered over one year of full-time study or two years part-time. This public course provides expert training in generating and evaluating genomic data to advance precision treatments and understand complex disease mechanisms.

The Professional Nursing programme at Munster Technological University is a comprehensive B.Sc. degree designed to equip students with essential nursing skills. This full-time course spans three years, providing a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical experience necessary for a successful nursing career.

This inter-professional part-time programme in Human Factors in Patient Safety from Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland is for all healthcare professionals involved in the care of hospital patients.

The MSc in Loss and Bereavement (Clinical Practice) at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland is a part-time, hybrid programme spanning two years. This master's degree equips students with the essential skills to understand and address loss and grief, enabling them to implement effective clinical interventions in their professional practice.

The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland offers a Master of Science (MSc) in Technologies and Analytics in Precision Medicine. This full-time programme spans one year, focusing on the integration of data science and healthcare to enhance patient treatment through personalised medicine.

The M.Sc. in Occupational Medicine at University College Dublin is a specialised part-time programme designed for medical practitioners. This one-year course, delivered on campus, focuses on advanced research and clinical practice. It offers a flexible pathway for physicians to enhance their professional expertise in Ireland.

The Primary Care (Orthopaedics and Musculoskeletal Medicine) M.Sc. at University College Dublin is a part-time, two-year programme. Designed for healthcare professionals, it focuses on clinical expertise in musculoskeletal diagnosis and management. This public study mode course combines online learning with practical workshops.

The Molecular Medicine programme at Trinity College Dublin offers an in-depth exploration of disease processes at a functional level. This M.Sc. degree provides flexible study options, including one year of full-time or two years of part-time study, focusing on cutting-edge biomedical research and clinical applications.

We offer a programme degree in Loss and Bereavement at Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. These programmes aim to equip practitioners and managers to promote and provide a range of appropriate supports in their communities, workplaces and professional practices, with a focus on impacting health, social and community systems and ultimately, enhancing the quality of life.