Apply for the MA Cities at Liverpool John Moores University and dive right into contemporary UK and international cities from an exciting socio-economic, cultural, theoretical and practical perspective with this cross-disciplinary masters.
Apply for the MA Cities at Liverpool John Moores University and dive right into contemporary UK and international cities from an exciting socio-economic, cultural, theoretical and practical perspective with this cross-disciplinary masters.
Study the LLM International Crime, Justice and Security at LJMU. A 12-month full-time masters (Sep & Jan intakes, first Jan 2026) exploring international law, human rights, conflict and global security.
MA in Modern History will explore how societies use history and provides students with an understanding of the ways in which historians can take their skills and apply them beyond the university.
Gain advanced knowledge of the neural, pharmacological and physiological mechanisms underlying behaviour and the approaches used to study them. This Masters in Brain and Behaviour covers the true breadth of this multidisciplinary field, from ion channels to human behaviour.
LJMU's International Business and Management MSc is delivered by specialist academics with expert knowledge of how to deploy and manage global strategies.
LJMU's Strategic People Management and Practice MA focuses on the practical application of knowledge, in different organisational contexts, business sectors and areas of operation.
LJMU's MSc in Industrial Biotechnology develops the skills and knowledge required for a career in this rapidly expanding field.
Study at LJMU to complete a Specialist Practice Qualification in Community Children's Nursing with Integrated Supplementary and Non-Medical Prescribing (V300). This programme leads to recordable NMC qualifications in Specialist Practice and Independent and Supplementary Non-Medical Prescribing.
Exciting opportunities for artists and scientists to collaborate across the visual arts and the world of scientific inquiry, and explore the boundaries of art and science