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1. MSc Wireless Communications | Part-time

   This course meets the requirements and significant demand for postgraduates in this exciting field, both within the UK and international markets.

2. MArch Architecture

   This MArch from LJMU invites you to creatively engage in a truly interdisciplinary and project-orientated architectural study.

3. MSc International Public Health | Part-time

   Study for an International Public Health masters at LJMU. This course offers a broad-based understanding of health and its social and environmental determinants.

4. MSc Strength and Conditioning

   LJMU's MSc in Strength and Conditioning produces world-class, research-informed practitioners who have the option to pursue a career in research.

5. MSc Port Management

   LJMU provides training, education and research to the maritime sector. This Port Management MSc reflects almost 125 years of experience and excellence in the sector.

6. MSc International Transport, Trade and Logistics

   This dynamic MSc from LJMU enables you to analyse and evaluate business, financial and management strategies as they apply to Logistics and Supply Chain Management.

7. MSc Civil Engineering | Part-time

   LJMU's Civil Engineering MSc provides a route to Chartered Engineer status. You will learn the skills required to excel in and lead a civil engineering team.

8. MSc Advanced Clinical Practice | Part-time

   Apply for the MSc Advanced Clinical Practice masters degree at Liverpool John Moores University. Underpinned by the four pillars of advanced practice: clinical practice, research, education, and leadership and management.

9. MSc Wildlife Conservation

   Explore contemporary wildlife conservation and technology for conservation on this MSc at LJMU. Learn from world-leading experts on this hands-on course that utilises technology for solving global conservation challenges.

10. MSc Public Health (Addictions)

    This Public Health Addictions MSc from LJMU's Public Health Institute examines the evidence base of harms/risks relating to addictions and ways to reduce them.