2.0k Master's degrees in Scotland, United Kingdom

The Data Science programme at the University of Glasgow is a specialist version of the MSc (Computing Science) which will provide you with a thorough grounding in the analysis and use of large data sets together with experience of conducting a substantial development or research project focused on Data Science techniques, preparing you for responsible positions in the Big Data and IT industries.

The Aerospace Engineering programme at the University of Glasgow is a multi-disciplinary programme that covers all aspects of modern aircraft design. This involves developing essential knowledge and skills in advanced aerodynamics and aerospace systems. By choosing specific options in the second semester the degree programme can be tailored to provide specialisms in either Aeronautics or Systems.

The Financial Economics programme at the University of Glasgow focuses on key macroeconomic and microeconomic forces which shape and influence financial markets. These elements are fundamental for financial decision making and draw on the most recent developments in these areas. It is also designed to provide a thorough understanding of the functioning of financial markets and monetary policy.

The Mechatronics programme of the University of Glasgow is a fusion of mechanical, electrical, electronic and control engineering. Modern industry depends for its success in global markets on its ability to integrate these subjects into both the manufacturing process and innovative products and systems.

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.

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 Structural Engineering programme of the University of Glasgow is ideal for those who have an engineering undergraduate degree and would like to specialise at Masters Level, providing you with a range of methods that will help you to analyse and design structures so that they are safe and durable.

The Robotics and AI programme of the University of Glasgow introduces you to the main technologies underlying the development of robotic and intelligent systems, including machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI), that sense and interact with their physical environment.

The Computer Systems Engineering programme at the University of Glasgow provides an extensive introduction to state-of-the-art miniaturised and mobile computer systems and smart device technology. This allows you to acquire the complementary hardware and software knowledge and skills required to design and develop such systems.

Those who study in the Civil Engineering programme of the University of Glasgow will gain advanced knowledge and associated analytical and problem-solving skills in a range of key sub-disciplines of Civil Engineering, and develop the ability to apply this knowledge in engineering design and to the solution of open-ended and multi-disciplinary problems. 

The Software Development programme of the University of Glasgow is a specialist version of the MSc (Information Technology), intended for students without a computing science background. It is an intensive, practically oriented programme focussing on professional software development stills, which students apply to a significant Software Development project.

The Finance and Management programme of the University of Glasgow will provide you with a thorough understanding of management and financial management. You will learn to critically evaluate the macro and micro environment to successfully impact on the management of organisations operating in a global context, especially from a financial perspective.

The Sustainable Energy programme of the University of Glasgow is an interdisciplinary programme that will equip you for employment within the international energy sector. This programme addresses all the key aspects of sustainable energy, from the most advanced technologies through to ethical and economic considerations.

The Mechanical Engineering programme of the University of Glasgow provides advanced experience of the central role that manufacture and design take in the integration of mechanical engineering.

The Aerospace Engineering and Management programme of the University of Glasgow introduces you to contemporary business and management issues while increasing your depth of knowledge in your chosen aerospace engineering speciality.

The International Business programme of the University of Glasgow will provide you with advanced knowledge and skills in international business, cross-cultural management and entrepreneurship in an international context.

This Ship and Offshore Technology course at University of Strathclyde is designed for graduate engineers in naval architecture, offshore engineering, mechanical engineering and other related disciplines who wish to acquire advanced knowledge in a broad range of subjects of ship and offshore technologies.

The Film Art course at The University of Edinburgh is jointly taught between Edinburgh College of Art and Paris College of Art. The programme explores independent film-making through creative collaborative practice combined with reflection and research in contemporary cinema. You will specialise in fiction, experimental or expanded forms of filmmaking. 

The Craft programme from The University of Edinburgh offers a rich and diverse postgraduate study experience focusing on the intersection between craft practice and digital technologies.

This Film Directing programme from The University of Edinburgh takes a practice-based collaborative approach to studying for an award in Film Directing, focused on documentary, that integrates practical filmmaking with analysis of contemporary practice.