Masters degrees in Biological Sciences explore the nature, development and behaviour of living organisms, from plants and animals to microorganisms and fungi. They provide expertise in advanced branches of biology as well as other applied fields.
It’s no cliché to say that this discipline is as diverse as life itself, exploring all aspects of human, animal, plant and micro-biology. Some courses also cross over into other disciplines, with specialisms including Biotechnology, Biophysics and Sport and Exercise Science.
Programmes may be either taught or research-based, with MSc, MRes and MPhil qualifications available, as well as Postgraduate Certificates and Diplomas.
Choose from Conservation, International Development or Contemporary Studies at our Graduate School
Department of Life Sciences – a leading international centre for research and training in ecology, evolution, conservation and the environment
Study Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases with The University of Edinburgh
Study Applied Conservation Genetics with Wildlife Forensics with The University of Edinburgh
Events, Hospitality, International Development, Sports Science and Tourism masters at the University of Brighton
