394 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Global Mental Health programme of the University of Glasgow is designed to produce graduates who can take charge of mental health service provision at a global level, helping them develop the knowledge to integrate initiatives into the wider aims of international development, and address global inequities.

Global Communications will give you insights, experience and a critical understanding of global communication using current and emerging media platforms. You will gain practical skills and industry contacts to enhance your future opportunities while developing your knowledge of the cultural, historical and ethical contexts that shape international communication.

The Translation Studies programme of the University of Glasgow caters to an increasing need for highly skilled and specialist translators across a wide range of industries and settings. It offers ten different advanced languages, and provides an excellent platform to become a professional translator as well as the essential theoretical foundation to progress to research at doctoral level.

The Masters in Business Analytics is designed to help you stay competitive in a data-driven world. You will learn how to turn data into valuable insights that drive business success, and gain practical skills to enhance decision-making, optimise business performance and drive innovation. 

The Comparative Literature programme of the University of Glasgow studies an exciting interdisciplinary, intercultural, and inter-medial discipline housed in our School of Modern Languages and Cultures with expertise in ten modern languages and cultures.

The Mathematics - Applied Mathematics programme of the University of Glasgow offers courses, taught by experts, across a wide range. Mathematics is highly developed yet continually growing, providing new insights and applications.

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 Translation Studies programme of the University of Glasgow hosts a strong postgraduate community and discipline-specific networks and offer a stimulating research seminar programme, extensive library resources, wide-ranging expertise in the field and the opportunity for interdisciplinary supervision.

The International Financial Analysis programme of the University of Glasgow aims to develop your awareness and understanding of international finance and financial analysis, preparing you for some of the most competitive financial analysis and investment positions in the global marketplace.

The Precision Medicine (with Specialisms) programme of the University of Glasgow is designed to directly meet research demands in the NHS, industry and academia where there is a need for scientists with both biological knowledge and the computational, statistical, analytical, and practical skills to drive precision medicine.

The aim of the Immunology and Inflammatory Disease programme at the University of Glasgow is to provide students with a holistic understanding of the science underlying the body’s Immune System (Immunology) and how the immune system causes Inflammatory Diseases such as Rheumatoid Arthritis, Asthma, Multiple Sclerosis and Cardiovascular Disease.

The Speech, Language and Sociolinguistics programme of the University of Glasgow will enable you to explore the links between producing and processing speech and language as part of everyday social interaction.

The Spatial Planning programme of the University of Glasgow aims to help you acquire a broad foundation of knowledge in spatial and city planning, from which more detailed or specialist study can be developed. The aim of the programme is to relate academic thinking and research at the forefront of spatial planning to your own experiences, whether at work or in other endeavours.

The Professional Legal Practice programme of the University of Glasgow provides you with the necessary qualification to pursue a legal traineeship. Undertaken after obtaining your LLB, it is the next step towards a career as a solicitor or advocate in Scotland.

The Human Anatomy programme of the University of Glasgow is a new unique programme offering comprehensive training in all human anatomy, including legislation relevant to working in a human anatomy laboratory, cadaveric dissection techniques and typical laboratory practices.

The Pre-Master's for Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences course prepares you for a postgraduate degree at the University of Glasgow.

The Masters in Software Development at 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 skills, which students apply to a significant Software Development project.

The Masters in Product Design Engineering, taught in collaboration with the School of Design, Glasgow School of Art at University of Glasgow will develop your ability to design products with significant engineering content, address user needs, and optimise solutions for specific markets.

The Masters in Electronics and Electrical Engineering and Management at University of Glasgow introduces you to contemporary business and management issues while increasing your depth of knowledge in your chosen speciality of electronics and electrical engineering.

The AI Law and the Creative Economy certificate offered by University of Glasgow explores the legal and regulatory dimensions of artificial intelligence, with a focus on the creative and cultural sectors.