Masters Degrees (Social Care)

The study of welfare arrangements is a fundamental part of what we do. Welfare states, and other institutions seeking to meet human need, everywhere face enormous challenges from population ageing, changes in family life and work-patterns, migration and the economic crisis. Read more

You will learn in sessions led by academic faculty, practitioners, experts by experience, service users and carers. In this supportive environment you’ll develop crucial skills for independent and collaborative learning.  You will take also undertake two placements in local social welfare agencies. Read more

You’ll benefit from a range of stimulating learning opportunities. Taught by our academic faculty, practitioners and experts by experience, you’ll also get to work with service-users and carers. Read more

Study healthcare leadership and management as an ever-evolving process that requires self-reflection and continuous development. Learn how to critically evaluate your activities as a leader in order to positively engage with and impact those around you. Read more

This is a multi-disciplinary and multi- professional course. We welcome and encourage medical students in their 3rd or 4th year to join our intercalated MSc Palliative Care programme. Read more

Critically challenge common perceptions of dementia as a diagnosis solely of loss and despair. Focus on human rights, dignity and care provision. Read more

Our Global Health, Social Justice and Public Policy course is a unique study pathway that combines anthropology, philosophy, sociology and science technology studies. Read more

Start Dates: October The conversation around mental health and wellbeing is becoming increasingly important across the globe, particularly in the aftermath of the Covid pandemic. Read more

Explore public health from a global perspective, and build your understanding of policy-making to address health inequalities in an applied setting. Read more

This Masters is a conversion course that is suitable for graduates who have not studied psychology as a first degree. Successful completion provides the Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership by the British Psychological Society. Read more

Gain the knowledge and skills required to address public health concerns on a national and international level with this fully online, part-time … Read more

This vocational master’s degree will prepare you for a career in commercial archaeology. Through hands-on experience you’ll gain the skills to plan and run archaeological projects, from survey and excavation to analysis and reporting. Read more

Are you interested in studying contemporary population issues like ageing, migration and global population growth? In the master programme Population Studies students learn the theories, methods and skills required to become a versatile demographer. Read more

Advances in biomedicine, neuroscience, and public health raise some of the most difficult ethical and societal questions today. Read more

Many of the issues involved in social and professional discussions on youth and education require an interdisciplinary approach. But why and how does this approach work? In education, upbringing and youth care there are a number of different interests to consider. Read more