95.0k Master's degrees from all around the world

The MSc in Human Resource Management at University College Dublin combines an in-depth theoretical grounding with the latest practical skills and approaches. This course equips future HRM professionals with the skills, expertise and knowledge required to pursue a successful career in HRM.

The History and Intensive Language from SOAS University of London is one of the few UK Master-level degrees in History which focuses on the histories of Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. 

Through the Global Business course from Auckland University of Technology you can study global business at master's level and develop the skills to play an important role in a global business, including providing strategic planning or analysis.

This psychotherapy master's degree from Auckland University of Technology (AUT) in New Zealand is designed for students who want to become psychotherapists. Develop advanced clinical and research skills through psychotherapy courses, clinical placements and AUT's psychotherapy clinic, and complete a research project to advance knowledge in the field.

The Irish Studies degree delivered at University of Liverpool provides a personalised and focused introduction to postgraduate research allowing you to develop as an independent researcher with the support of an expert in Irish Studies.

On the MA Film Producing programme from University of Hertfordshire you’ll learn how projects are developed, funded, planned, produced and delivered, while building a strong portfolio of practical work. 

The International Relations programme from University of Essex attracts students from all over the world. You focus on general theoretical perspectives of the discipline, providing the tools for you to understand historical and contemporary events. 

The Human Resource Management (Work Psychology) program from University of Hertfordshire will develop your HR practitioner skills and know-how to nurture and maintain a happy, fulfilled, effective and responsible workforce.

The Linguistics programme offered by University of Wolverhampton is for those who have a keen interest in linguistics.

The Master's programme in International and European Law at Radboud University is unique because it not only provides a thorough understanding of international and European law in general, but also allows further specialisation in one of the four tracks.

Future-proof your career with Wisconsin’s first-of-its-kind Connected Systems Engineering master’s program at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. It combines engineering, business and data science with real-world applications.

The Engineering Management course from University of York is taught by internationally leading experts and practising managers to ensure you master not only the theory of management tools and techniques, but also how they are applied in real engineering situations. 

The Professional Engineering Geology course from University of Canterbury is the only programme of its kind in Australasia. Engineering Geology is a multidisciplinary area applying geological sciences to engineering work, identifying and mitigating geological hazards, and aspects of land-use planning.

The Health Promotion programme from Flinders University aims to provide you with the knowledge and skills to incorporate the principles of public health into specific fields of practice in order to reduce inequalities in health care access and health outcomes.  

The Product Design MA programme from London Metropolitan University addresses the needs of graduates from product design and related discipline backgrounds, or those who wish to collaborate with professionals in the field. 

The Project Management and Operations Management course at University of Huddersfield will equip you with the skills and frameworks needed to manage complex projects and optimise business operations across diverse industries.

The Education (Secondary) programme from Maynooth University  is a two-year, level 9, full-time initial teacher education programme. 

The Education degree delivered by Dublin City University encourages you to reflect on your own practice and thinking, while gaining a better understanding of educational research and theory. You’ll also benefit from a diverse intake of students and a dynamic learning environment. Modules are delivered in-person and online, so you can study from anywhere in the world. 

The Translation and Intercultural Studies programme offered at SOAS University of London combines training of practical translation skills and/or cultural mediation with teaching of translation theories and methods.

On this Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies (Part time) programme from the University of East Anglia you’ll develop a unique combination of theory and practice. You’ll be able to connect the present to the past and the future.