Masters Degrees (Third Class)

The Computing Generalist MSc course gives graduates from any discipline a route into Computer Science and related careers. This programme gives students the widest choice of topics and modules to support a general interest in the application of computing to their original discipline. Read more

Studying Rise of the Machines is intended to allow graduates from Psychology and related fields to augment their skills with avantgarde techniques from Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Cognitive Psychology and Neuroscience. Read more

This course offers a broad curriculum studying the relationships between human and natural components of the environment alongside developing the capacity to implement measures for analysing and managing environmental impacts of organisations. Read more

This course provides an opportunity for interdisciplinary postgraduate study of health and global environmental issues. Management of interrelationships between the health of the environment and the public is a significant challenge for the 21st century. Read more

Our International Marketing MSc addresses the rapidly developing areas of global communication and brand management, customer relationship management and digital marketing. Read more

In this programme, skills are developed through creating a broader understanding of financial firm risk-taking, accountability, governance. Read more

To successfully complete this course, you must have a good understanding of mathematics. You may well have studied finance, economics, engineering or maths or physics as an undergraduate. Read more

Entrepreneurial skills are essential for career success – whether in small and medium-sized enterprises, your own business or on project-based venture teams in large companies. Read more

With the MSc Economics and Finance prepare for a career as an economist in fields such as the investment banking industry, international or government organisations, and research roles. Read more

Without a workforce trained to develop policy and systems for the use of renewable energies the future of our planet is uncertain. Read more

To meet the United Nations 17 Global Sustainable Development Goals by 2030 we need extensive transformations in the way markets, civil society and states work in much of the world. Read more