Masters Degrees (Social Care)

Develop new managerial and leadership skills to enhance your career and improve your practice in health and social care. You’ll become a skilled decision-maker and problem-solver, able to lead quality and service improvements. Read more

Meet the demands of modern day health and social care with this MSc in Integrative Health and Social Care. Read more

The University of Edinburgh has been providing undergraduate nursing education for more than 60 years. This programme represents a new, two-year route for those who wish to become an Adult nurse but who already possess an undergraduate degree. Read more

This world-first programme is ideal for any critical care professional with leadership aspirations who wishes to explore the theories of leadership & management, and practice them under the guidance of world leaders in the field. Read more

This innovative programme offers advanced study for nurses working within a global context to enhance practice at the local level. Read more

We all need 'good mental health and wellbeing' (Every Mind Matters 2019), and awareness of the importance of mental health is more prominent than ever before in schools, the workplace and society. Read more

This is a part-time  distance-learning  programme (it can be completed in four, or up to eight years) Students who exit the programme before achieving a DHealth award may be eligible for other exit awards. Read more

This new MSc course offers graduates from a range of backgrounds the opportunity to enter the nursing profession in two years. Read more

Develop your passion for helping others with George Mason University’s online CSWE accredited Master of Social Work (MSW)*. Our interdisciplinary approach focuses on social justice to give you the latest understanding of equity and human rights in social work. Read more

Online learning at the University of Glasgow allows you to benefit from the outstanding educational experience that we are renowned for, without having to relocate to our campus. Read more

The Adult Nursing MSc is a two-year programme designed to respond to the current challenges in healthcare and the complex healthcare environment where advancing technologies, contemporary research and new knowledge influences and impacts on nursing practice. 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

Meet the challenges and difficulties of modern social work with practical solutions and advice by studying a Master's in Social Work. Read more

The MSc Mental Health in Children and Young People. Psychological Approaches (Online Learning) offers a unique perspective. Read more

If you want to study nursing but haven’t been able to due to family or work commitments, our ground-breaking blended learning nursing degree  could help. Read more