MSc Investment and Finance | Part-time
LJMU's MSc Investment and Finance is ideal for those wishing to pursue a career in the financial or accounting sectors.
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MSc (240) Investment and Finance (with Advanced Practice)
This Advanced Practice course combines both the theoretical learning of Investment and Finance and the practical application of it through a real consultancy project.
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MA Cities
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.
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MA Urban Design | Part-time
LJMU's Urban Design MA enables you to explore your creative potential to change the landscape of cities and urban spaces and our experience within them.
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MSc Construction Project Management | Part-time
Learn how to lead and integrate a team of multi-disciplinary professionals on LJMU's Construction Project Management Masters.
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MSc Commercial Building Surveying | Part-time
All Commercial Building Surveying professionals will benefit from LJMU's RICS accredited Masters course, providing direct entry to the RICS APC training programme.
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MSc Sport Nutrition
LJMU's Sport Nutrition MSc is taught by academics dedicated to researching athlete-centred nutrition and extending contemporary understanding of exercise metabolism.
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MSc Commercial Building Surveying
All Commercial Building Surveying professionals will benefit from LJMU's RICS accredited Masters course, providing direct entry to the RICS APC training programme.
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MSc Data Science
Study data science at LJMU in Liverpool. Learn analytics, machine learning and programming with real-world datasets, build practical data skills, and prepare for careers in data science, insight and digital innovation. Apply for 2026 entry.
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MSc Sport Nutrition | Part-time
LJMU's Sport Nutrition MSc is taught by academics dedicated to researching athlete-centred nutrition and extending contemporary understanding of exercise metabolism.