Masters Degrees (Health Global)

The global biodiversity crisis and threats to global sustainable development have highlighted the need for specialists in species identification, population monitoring, and conservation. Read more

Work alongside students and staff who are at the forefront of research into organism evolution and behaviour. Our Biosciences MRes at Sheffield is aimed at those with a strong motivation to pursue a career in research. Read more

The wellbeing of children and young people concerns us all. How can we improve their experience and make a positive difference to their future? On this course, you’ll gain an overview of current issues in child psychology. Read more

Our Transport Planning and the Environment MSc will equip you with the knowledge and skills to address the environmental impacts of transport. Read more

Medical Robotics and Image-Guided Interventions are two technology-driven areas of medicine that have experienced significant growth and improvement over the last twenty years, due to developments of less invasive treatments. Read more

The MSc in Animal Science is suitable for students who wish to undertake advanced studies in pursuit of a career in the livestock sector. Read more

In a global context, where divisive politics and nationalism are gaining ground, there is a crucial need for individuals with the skills to approach contemporary issues from an informed, pluralistic viewpoint. Read more

Apply for this programme Domestic and international public policy decisions affect all areas of our lives, including health, welfare, housing, education, security, international development, energy and climate change. Read more

Trichology services are growing in demand, yet there are insufficient numbers of healthcare professionals with the knowledge base required to diagnose, manage, and treat hair and scalp conditions (Macbeth et al., 2018). Read more

The global need for advancing knowledge in calcium and bone medicine is evident. With 800 million people considered undernourished and more than 3.5 billion at risk of calcium deficiency (Harinarayan, Akhila and Shanthisree, 2021), it is crucial to enhance knowledge at all levels of healthcare and research. Read more