19.9k Master's degrees in United Kingdom

International Commercial Law and Practice from University of York allows you to gain insight into the legal and contractual frameworks relevant to commercial transactions. 

Whether you want to deepen your strategic expertise, grow your executive presence, or prepare for your next big move, this part-time, hybrid Executive MBA from Hult International Business School is built around your ambition and schedule.

On the Logistics and Supply Chain Management programme from Sheffield Hallam University gain the knowledge and skills required to design, manage and control global supply chain and associated logistics innovations in the digital era.

The Secondary Education (QTS) - Geography degree offered by University of Birmingham will develop your love of teaching and learning Geography to inspire children and young people from 11-18, through close partnership with the school network.

The Intellectual Property Law programme offered by The University of Exeter is a one-year, full-time, high-level international joint master’s programme offering advanced, research-led legal education in intellectual property and data law.

 This Clinical Education study delivered by University of Plymouth builds your confidence and competence and develops your research skills.

The Architecture (ARB-RIBA Part 2) degree delivered by University of Plymouth,  invites you to explore architecture as a critical, collaborative, and socially engaged practice that is rooted in care for people, place, and their geographies

Strategic Management at University of Derby is an online PG Cert Strategic Management that’s relevant to people working in all sectors: private, public and third

Enhance your knowledge of criminology and criminal justice or develop a career in the criminal justice profession with this Criminology and Criminal Justice Practice degree at Sheffield Hallam University. 

The Applied Health Economics (Online) course at Learna - Diploma MSc is designed for healthcare professionals and policy specialists who aspire to lead and innovate in the field of health economics.

The Poverty, Inequality and Development programme from University of Birmingham empowers you with critical insights and practical skills to drive meaningful change in the world of global development, preparing you for impactful leadership in NGOs, governmental agencies, and other international development organisations.

The Advanced Civil and Structural Engineering programme at University of Bradford is suitable for candidates with an undergraduate degree qualification looking to strengthen their technical knowledge and improve their career potential in the sector.

The Mathematics programme of the University of Glasgow combines world-leading research expertise in pure and applied mathematics and statistics in areas such as mathematical biology, fluid dynamics, geometry and topology and environmental statistics.

This well-connected Fine Art - Curating programme at UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) is ideal if you're looking to explore curating and develop curatorial skills in a diverse and supportive community of creative arts practitioners.

This Human Resource Management MSc programme from Abertay University offers a blend of knowledge, analytical and practical skills.

If you want to build your knowledge and experience of international business and human resource management (HRM) for your career as a future business leader, then this International Business Management and Human Resource Management course at Teesside University is for you.

The Master of Midwifery course from University of Hertfordshire is a Full Time innovative and flexible work-based course for qualified adult nurses who want to gain midwifery skills at Master’s level. 

This Engineering Project Management course at Manchester Metropolitan University equips you with the strategic and technical skills to meet these evolving demands head-on.

This course explores the rapidly evolving role of communication in political life, both nationally and internationally, and examines how changes, including the increasing importance of ‘spin doctors’, image-based politics, the 24-hour news cycle and the globalisation of media, are shaping politics.

If you are interested in how institutions shape the behaviour of political actors and how political decisions influence markets and vice versa, then you will profit from  the Political Economy programme from University of Essex.