Masters Degrees (Evidence-Based)

This Masters programme offers a comprehensive understanding of theories, practices, and policies in language and literacy education. Read more

View full details in the curriculum handbook The course enables students to complete a Masters Dissertation and to link this study to the way evidence-based practice has been integrated into Education. Read more

Dementia Studies: Contemporary Approaches to Practice is an interdisciplinary course that offers cutting-edge knowledge about dementia and developments in care and service provision. Read more

Our MSc in Human Resource Management & Organisational Analysis is designed to prepare you for key challenges in human resources, learning and development, organisational development, and organisational change. Read more

The MSc in Psychiatric Research provides in-depth training in how to perform and evaluate research across the psychiatric disorders. Read more

Climate change and rapid urbanisation ensures a high demand for professional planners. The Master’s in City Planning at the University of Glasgow will help you develop your critical understanding of cities and the positive impact that evidence-based and innovative decision-making can have on human settlements. Read more

Nutrition is a dynamic discipline that is central to understanding the role of foods, nutrients and consumption behaviour in maintaining human health and preventing disease. Read more

Businesses are increasingly collecting large amounts of information about their customers and activities. This ‘big data’ is big news with the media, businesses and government as they consider how to use this mass of information in a meaningful way. Read more

Qualify as a midwife and provide pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum care to women, birthing individuals and their families. This MSc is the first in the UK to also include the Professional Midwifery Advocate post-qualification course. Read more

Nurses are a vital part of the healthcare team, providing, leading and coordinating care that is compassionate, evidence-based and person-centred. Read more