19 Master's degrees in Pathology in United Kingdom

This Cancer and Molecular Diagnostics (with Advanced Practice) programme delivered at Teesside University course is a specialist and advanced, research-focused course for those with an interest in cancer and molecular diagnostics and its contribution to solving global challenges facing humanity. 

This Experimental Oral Pathology (Oral Sciences) MSc course delivered by Queen Mary University of London introduces you to the principles of experimental pathology in oral disease. We offer you comprehensive training in the principles of laboratory research methods and the range of techniques used to study the behaviour of oral tissues in health and disease.

The Diagnostic Hysteroscopy and Therapeutic Management programme from University of Bradford is designed for nurses and medical hysteroscopists, building on their experience of working with women by applying additional advanced practice skills. 

The Language Pathology programme from Newcastle University is designed for those wanting to develop a career as a Speech and Language Therapist in the National Health Service or other settings.

This Cancer and Molecular Diagnostics program offered by Teesside University course is a specialist and advanced, research-focused course for those with an interest in cancer and molecular diagnostics and its contribution to solving global challenges facing humanity. 

Study the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases in cultured aquatic animals on the University of Stirling’s unique Aquatic Pathobiology Masters.

The Trichology and Hair Sciences programme at Learna - Diploma MSc has been specifically designed to meet the growing global demand for expertise in this rapidly expanding field. 

The University of Liverpool offers a degree in Veterinary Pathology. Veterinary pathology is a fascinating field that plays a crucial role in understanding diseases across non-human species.

The Diagnostic Radiography (Pre-Registration) programme from Teesside University is a unique, progressive, and integrated fast-track course. It incorporates natural sciences, clinical sciences, health policy, and research methods.

The MSc in Diagnostic Radiography (Pre-Registration) at Queen Margaret University is designed for those seeking to transition into a rewarding healthcare career. This two-year full-time programme equips graduates with the necessary skills to register as diagnostic radiographers with the Health & Care Professions Council, ensuring a successful entry into the profession.

Join the fight against major human diseases with the Cellular Pathology course from Manchester Metropolitan University. This masters course offers advanced insight into cellular pathology for both research and clinical careers. You'll study a range of disorders, refine analytical techniques, and deepen your knowledge of histopathology.

The Developmental Neuroscience and Psychopathology programme offered at the University College London (UCL) is offered in collaboration with Yale University. There is a focus on developmental psychopathology drawing on multidisciplinary perspectives, with a specific emphasis on neuroscience. 

This Molecular Biology and Pathology of Viruses course from Imperial aims to equip you with the knowledge and skills to pursue a career in academic or industrial research, providing a solid foundation to go on to study at PhD level.

The MRes in Biomedical Research (Bacterial Pathogenesis and Infection) at Imperial College London is a one-year full-time programme designed to equip students with essential skills for a career in biomedical research. This degree focuses on the intricate aspects of bacterial pathogenesis and infection, providing a solid foundation for future research endeavours.

You will develop knowledge about the causes of typical and atypical psychological development, the standard psychological therapies and treatments available, and research methods and statistics relevant to this field. The Developmental Psychology and Psychopathology course at King's College London will provide you with both a research and clinical focus.

The Biological Science (Pathology) course from the University of Cambridge is a full-time one-year research programme. Students join an active biomedical research group and conduct an original research project.

The flexible, blended MSc Molecular Pathology of Cancer course from The University of Manchester will enable you to take advantage of growing opportunities within this field, which is critically important for translational medicine, both in cancer and non-cancer diseases.

The Cancer Biology and Therapeutics programme at the University of Sheffield is a full-time M.Sc. degree delivered over one year. This public course focuses on research-led teaching in fundamental oncology and modern medicine. Students gain practical expertise in state-of-the-art labs to prepare for high-level clinical careers.

At the UCL Cancer Institute, you will undertake research within Cancer Biology and Pathology, Haematology, Oncology, or Clinical Trials.