University of Greenwich Masters Degrees

The MSc in Advanced Chemical Engineering helps students and engineering professionals advance their knowledge in chemical and process engineering and build the skills for future-thinking careers. Read more

This MSc Forensic Psychology will teach you how to deal with the serious crime from a number of perspectives. Our Forensic Psychology Master’s degree is designed to prepare you with knowledge and skills required for a career in a forensic setting. Read more

Learn about the science behind formulating new products, from pharmaceuticals to paints, on Europe’s first Master’s in Formulation Science course. Read more

This Master’s degree in Interprofessional Healthcare Simulation will develop your knowledge, skills and confidence to autonomously design, deliver, manage and evaluate healthcare related simulations. Read more

Develop your thinking and creativity as we search for the next big step in electronics. This Master's in Machine Intelligence builds on the concepts of artificial intelligence and machine learning by creating new systems to provide intelligence. Read more

With this MSc in Occupational Psychology, you will develop your understanding of a wide range of domains where psychology impacts the workplace. Read more

Are you looking for a rewarding career where you will be able to impact some of the most crucial years of a child's development? Our PGCE Primary Education is for you. Read more

Combine expertise in design, functionality and engineering to develop technological products of the future with our exciting new Master's in Product Design Engineering. Read more

Want to be a secondary school science teacher? Begin your training at Greenwich with a secondary level PGCE in science. Our Postgraduate/Professional Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) prepares you to become a secondary school teacher of science, specialising in chemistry. Read more

How will we tackle ongoing global challenges? Join our new MSc programme – Transformative Change for Sustainable Development. Transformative change is widely advocated by global organisations, such as the United Nations, as a roadmap towards a more sustainable future. Read more