19 Master's degrees offered by the university

The broad aim of the Applied Behaviour Analysis degree offered at Ulster University is to give students the opportunity to develop their theoretical and conceptual knowledge in behaviour analysis. 

This Social Policy (Part-time) course at Ulster University develops your research and policy analysis skills to address social challenges and promote social justice.

Public Administration degree offered at Ulster University is the ideal programme for anyone working in a managerial or governance role in the public, voluntary or community sectors, who is keen to reach the next step in their career.

The Gender and Human Rights degree offered at Ulster University is a postgraduate course dedicated to the study of gender and human rights.

The Applied Psychology - Mental Health and Psychological Therapies (Part-time) course from Ulster University provides an opportunity for students to enhance their skills and knowledge in areas of applied psychology related to mental health practice and research.

The Peace and Conflict Studies (Part-time) course at Ulster University offers a unique opportunity to study peace and conflict in a vibrant society emerging from a violent past.

Develop advanced criminological skills tailor made for high impact careers in crime, justice and compliance with this Criminology and Criminal Justice programme at Ulster University.

The Communication and Public Relations course at Ulster University combines theory and practice for the communication industries.

The Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies degree offered at Ulster University produces the heritage managers and museum curators of the future.

The Art Psychotherapy MSc programme from Ulster University provides a comprehensive HCPC approved art psychotherapy training in contemporary research and practice.

This Sport and Exercise Psychology  course at Ulster University is designed for students wishing to specialise in the discipline of sport and exercise psychology, to gain professional training, acquire vocationally related psychological skills, develop acritical thinking approach and conduct research, in a science practice model.

The Peace and Conflict Studies course from Ulster University offers a unique opportunity to study peace and conflict in a vibrant society emerging from a violent past. 

This Social Policy course at Ulster University develops your research and policy analysis skills to address social challenges and promote social justice.

The Business Development and Innovation degree offered at Ulster University content combines a strong theoretical underpinning with relevant practical application to develop and enhance your professional competence.

The English Literature programme from Ulster University allows you to focus either on literature or creative writing practice. Whether you are a recent graduate, a budding creative writer, a teacher keen to upskill, or returning to education for your own personal development, the variety and breadth of this programme will appeal to you. 

This Business Development and Innovation degree from Ulster University strengthens your understanding of key business disciplines while offering a rigorous, engaging and professionally relevant learning experience. 

The Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies (Part-time) degree offered at Ulster University produces the heritage managers and museum curators of the future.

This Sport and Exercise Psychology (Part-time) course at Ulster University is designed for students wishing to specialise in the discipline of sport and exercise psychology, to gain professional training, acquire vocationally related psychological skills, develop acritical thinking approach and conduct research, in a science practice model. 

Develop advanced criminological skills tailor-made for high impact careers in crime, justice and compliance with the Criminology and Criminal Justice (Part-time) programme at Ulster University.