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  1. LLM International Crime, Justice and Security

    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.

  2. PG Dip Nursing (Mental Health) | Part-time

    Expand your clinical skills and knowledge with a Postgraduate Diploma – Second Field of Nursing and gain an additional registration in Mental Health Nursing with the NMC entirely online in as little as 18 months.

  3. MA Criminal Justice | Part-time

    LJMU's Criminal Justice MA is a stand-alone qualification designed to enhance your career prospects in criminal justice agencies, the probation service and the police.

  4. MSc Sport Psychology | Part-time

    Complete a BPS-accredited Masters in Sport Psychology at LJMU under the guidance of world-leading academic staff who carry out internationally recognised research.

  5. LLM International Maritime Law and Sustainability

    LLM International Maritime Law & Sustainability at Liverpool John Moores University — research-led masters. Study maritime law, trade, research methods & a 60-credit dissertation to advance careers in shipping, regulation and sustainability.

  6. MSc Housing | Part-time

    Flexible postgraduate degree preparing housing professionals for leadership roles through governance, strategy, community development, and real-world projects.

  7. PG Cert Foundations in Law | Part-time

    Designed for non-law graduates, this Foundations in Law PG Cert, will provide the legal knowledge and competencies needed to complete the Solicitors Qualifying Examination.

  9. MA Illustration | Part-time

    MA Illustration at Liverpool John Moores University aims to help students to prepare to meet the challenges of the discipline and industry ethics and social politics to place illustration at the forefront of visual culture both nationally and internationally.

  10. MA Art in Science | Part-time

    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