University of Gloucestershire, School of Natural & Social Sciences Masters Degrees

This course has a highly practical emphasis involving hands-on exercises in field and laboratory settings. Read more

The university offers a broad range of research opportunities in biological sciences, encompassing theoretical and experimental science in both field and laboratory settings. Read more

With a huge demand for professional ecologists and conservation practitioners with applied Geographic Information Systems (GIS) skills, this course provides core knowledge of GIS to support conservation action and evaluate its biodiversity outcomes. Read more

The university is widely recognised as a centre for sustainability research. In combination with the CCRI, sustainability research increasingly moves across traditional disciplinary boundaries. Read more

Using our strong links with a wide range of bodies, you’ll be offered opportunities to collaborate on live projects with both public sector organisations such as police forces, and third sector community groups and organisations active in crime prevention and reduction initiatives such as providing support and training around domestic homicide, stalking and sexual violence. Read more

The MSc Forensic Psychology programme provides the underpinning knowledge and develops skills and attributes central to Forensic Psychology in preparation… Read more

The School of Natural and Social Sciences offers postgraduate research supervision across a range of geographical topics. It is also possible to undertake research that draws upon expertise in cognate fields such as biological sciences, social sciences and countryside and community. Read more

This conversion programme is designed for graduates in any area who wish to pursue a career in professional psychology. Completing this programme will qualify you for entry to further training, in specialisms such as forensic, clinical and sports psychology. Read more

We offer research opportunities in Cognitive Psychology, Neuroscience, Social Cognition, Forensic Psychology, and Health and Wellbeing. Read more

The focus is on enhancing practitioners’ understanding of current issues in public protection, and developing their capacity to undertake their own research to underpin evidence-based practice. Read more

Social Sciences research at University of Gloucestershire draws from the disciplines of sociology, criminology, human geography, demography, development studies, education, and psychology. Read more