Programs

Master of Mechanical Engineering (MME)

The Master of Mechanical Engineering (MME) at Rice University is a non-thesis degree designed for students who want to advance their careers as practicing engineers. This program offers in-depth knowledge of advanced mechanical engineering topics, enhancing your technical skills and competitiveness in the job market. It's ideal for those with an undergraduate degree in engineering or a related field who are looking to deepen their expertise without pursuing a research-focused academic path. You can enroll as a full-time or part-time student.

Master of Medical Imaging

The Master of Medical Imaging programme provides foundational education and training for students aspiring to become diagnostic radiographers. It focuses on developing comprehensive theoretical knowledge and essential practical skills for entry-level practice. The curriculum emphasizes core subjects in medical imaging, hands-on clinical skills, and professional development, including patient care, communication, and data literacy. Graduates will be equipped to provide high-quality medical imaging services, engage in research, and effectively utilize data in clinical decision-making. A significant component of the program is the extensive clinical practicum, totaling 1,344 hours over two years, conducted in collaboration with the Hospital Authority. This hands-on experience is crucial for accreditation by the Hong Kong Radiographers Board, which is required for diagnostic radiographer roles in Hong Kong.

Master of Medical Laboratory Science

The Master of Medical Laboratory Science (MMLS) program aims to train students to become qualified Medical Laboratory Technologists (MLTs). These professionals are crucial in healthcare, performing accurate tests, analyzing results, and providing essential diagnostic information for patient care. The program emphasizes lifelong learning, critical evaluation of scientific literature, and a strong sense of professional commitment to deliver high-quality services and advance the MLT profession. This is the only full-time taught postgraduate program in Medical Laboratory Science offered by a government-funded university in Hong Kong, designed specifically to qualify individuals for the MLT profession. The curriculum integrates comprehensive theoretical knowledge with practical training and clinical attachments in Hong Kong hospital laboratories, enabling students to bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world application.

Master of Medical Science (MMS)

The Master of Medical Science (MMS) degree at Brown University is designed for medical students who have partially completed their medical school education but are unable to fulfill all the remaining requirements. This degree serves as recognition for the coursework and partial completion of the medical program. It is conferred by the Graduate School of Brown University.

Master of Medical Science in Genetic Counseling

Emory University's Master of Medical Science (MMSc) in Genetic Counseling program, housed within the Department of Human Genetics, is the only program of its kind in Georgia. It offers a unique blend of extensive clinical rotations, research opportunities, and interprofessional education. Students benefit from the department's strong foundation in basic genetic research, clinical genetics, and a clinical trials center, participating in departmental educational activities like grand rounds and case conferences. As part of the School of Medicine's allied health programs, students engage in interprofessional learning experiences, including providing genetics education to medical and physician assistant students.

Master of Medicine

The Master of Medicine program at KU Leuven is designed to build upon a foundational Bachelor's degree in Medicine. This master's level program deepens your understanding of the clinical aspects of patient care and integrates the knowledge gained during your bachelor's studies. A significant portion of the master's program involves practical clinical stages, allowing you to gain extensive experience in various medical fields and explore areas for future specialization.

Master of Medicine in Family Medicine

The Master of Medicine (Family Medicine) programme at the National University of Singapore (NUS) is designed for doctors seeking advanced training and specialization in family medicine. It aims to equip practitioners with comprehensive knowledge and skills to provide high-quality primary healthcare services. The program focuses on developing expertise in managing a wide range of health conditions across different age groups and emphasizes a holistic approach to patient care within the community setting.

Master of Mental Health

The Master of Mental Health program at La Trobe University is designed to deepen your understanding of mental health through a systematic analysis and reflection on the connection between theory and clinical practice. This program offers strong, evidence-based learning, combined with the development of essential clinical skills and lifelong learning strategies to support your career growth. Students will need satisfactory computer skills in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and online meeting programs such as Zoom, as these platforms will be used throughout the course and in assessment tasks. The qualification awarded is recognised in the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) as a Level 9 Master's Degree. The program can be completed in 1.5 years of full-time study or the part-time equivalent. Students also have the flexibility to exit the degree early with a Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma.

Master of Mental Health

Master of Mental Health and Neuroscience

Prepare for advanced research or academic careers in mental health and neuroscience with this fully online Master's program. Building on a Graduate Diploma, this program is delivered through UniSC’s Thompson Institute, featuring experts at the forefront of research, education, and advocacy. You will explore the latest scientific advancements and their application in mental health practice, including neuroimaging techniques for research, diagnosis, and treatment, as well as innovative approaches like brain stimulation. The program delves into key areas such as youth mental health, advanced neuroimaging, suicide prevention, brain ageing, neurocognition, lifestyle factors, and stress-related disorders like PTSD. Despite its online format, the program emphasizes interactivity, offering regular contact with course coordinators and peers through high-quality, engaging resources. Note: More places will be available in 2027, with updated admission information expected in late August 2026.

Master of Mental Health Nursing

The Master of Mental Health Nursing is designed for registered nurses seeking to advance their careers. This fully online program enhances your expertise in providing recovery-based care for individuals with mental health conditions. Developed in partnership with Mental Health Clinical Services, the course equips you with the skills to deliver evidence-based mental health care across various health settings. You will learn to work with diverse age groups and address specific areas like addiction, eating disorders, depression, and anxiety, preparing you to improve health outcomes in both hospital and community environments. The curriculum focuses on building critical thinking skills for assessing and diagnosing mental illness, along with high-level clinical decision-making. You will develop effective communication strategies for working with colleagues, patients, and families. The program explores a range of therapeutic approaches, including pharmacological and recovery-oriented therapies, and emphasizes a problem-solving approach for mental health care, allowing you to apply learning directly to your current practice. The flexible online format accommodates work commitments, with study structured across four six-week terms per year, allowing focus on two subjects per semester.

Master of Midwifery (Pre-registration, Shortened)

This Master of Midwifery program is designed for qualified adult nurses in the UK who wish to transition into midwifery. It offers a shortened, full-time route to gain essential midwifery skills at a Master's level. The course emphasizes holistic care, health assessments for childbearing women, and prepares graduates for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). It aims to address the national shortage of midwives and equip students with the knowledge and skills for safe and effective practice in various settings.

Master of Midwifery Practice

La Trobe's Master of Midwifery Practice is designed for registered midwives looking to advance their careers. This fully online program offers the flexibility to study while working, allowing you to develop advanced skills in areas such as continuity of care, advocacy, collaborative maternity care, and legal accountability. You can tailor your studies through specialisations in advanced clinical practice, education, management and leadership, or research, preparing you to become a leader in your field. The program is delivered by experienced educators and research leaders, ensuring you graduate with the confidence and expertise to excel in the next phase of your midwifery career. The qualification is recognised at AQF Level 9, a Masters Degree.

Master of Music (MMus)

Brandon University's School of Music offers a Master of Music (MMus) degree designed for professional development in music. The program is available in two streams: Performance & Literature, and Music Education. The Performance & Literature stream focuses on developing expertise in performance or composition, complemented by general literature studies and pedagogical practices. The Music Education stream is geared towards teachers seeking advanced study with a practical focus on elementary, choral, or instrumental music. Students must complete 30 credit hours of coursework for either route. The Music Education stream offers both a Research Project Route and a Thesis Route.

Master of Music in Music Education

The Master of Music in Music Education program at the University of Central Oklahoma is designed for individuals looking to advance their careers in music education. This graduate-level program focuses on developing advanced pedagogical skills and knowledge within the field of music education. The curriculum aims to equip students with the expertise needed to excel in various educational settings and contribute to the field.

Master of Music Therapy

Maryville University offers a Master of Music Therapy program designed to equip students for careers in this growing field. Music therapy uses music's creative, emotional, and energizing aspects to support health treatment and educational goals. Graduates will be prepared to work on interdisciplinary treatment teams with individuals facing various challenges, including mental disorders, substance abuse, dementia, autism, and developmental or physical disabilities. The program is the only music therapy master's degree in the St. Louis region and leverages the city's status as a major medical center for employment opportunities.

Master of Music, Music Design Pathway

The Master of Music (MMus) Music Design pathway at HKU offers a full-time, English and Dutch-taught program focused on developing your professional and artistic vision within music technology. You'll explore your position in the field, engaging with technology development, multidisciplinary collaboration, the context of music creation, design and production processes, practice-based research, and target audiences. The program encourages you to develop a personalized study plan tailored to your objectives, which are reviewed and adjusted each semester. You'll benefit from a diverse community of national and international students and the extensive network of lecturers and alumni.

Master of Neuroscience (MSc)

The Master of Neuroscience (MSc) program at the University of Ottawa offers graduate students an in-depth understanding of the molecular, cellular, and network mechanisms that govern behavior, cognition, perception, movement, and neuroendocrine function. This program provides an opportunity to contribute to the development of new treatment strategies for neurological diseases and to advance our understanding of complex brain processes. Graduates are prepared for careers in research, policy, higher education, medicine, and other health-related professions.

Master of Neuroscience and Neuropsychopharmacology

The Master of Neuroscience and Neuropsychopharmacology is a 2-year, full-time program offered at the University of Bordeaux, taught entirely in English. It focuses on providing advanced training in cutting-edge techniques across all major areas of brain research, from molecular mechanisms to cognitive functions. The program aims to train future neuroscientists by offering a unique, interdisciplinary approach that bridges normal brain function with brain disorders. It is an international program, integrated within the Bordeaux Neurocampus Graduate Program and shares courses with other international programs and local Master's students.

Master of Nurse Practitioner

This Master of Nurse Practitioner program is designed for experienced nurses aiming to advance their clinical practice and leadership skills within their chosen specialty. The course focuses on developing advanced clinical assessment, person-centred care, and leadership capabilities, incorporating professional competencies set by the Nurse and Midwifery Board of Australia. You will learn to utilize digital tools and informatics for therapeutic medication management, holistic health assessment, and diagnostic interpretation. The program emphasizes a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach to patient care, preparing graduates for advanced practice roles.

Master of Nursing

The University of Saskatchewan's College of Nursing offers a Master of Nursing (MN) degree with three distinct pathways: Professional Practice, Thesis, and Nurse Practitioner. The Professional Practice and Thesis streams are designed for nurses seeking to advance their skills in leadership, education, and research. Graduates are prepared for roles in advanced practice, leadership, education, and research, and may also pursue doctoral studies. Both the Professional Practice and Thesis options involve a combination of coursework and, for the Thesis stream, a significant research component. Courses are delivered online, with some offering synchronous web conferencing and others allowing for self-paced work within course timelines. This flexible delivery model is intended to accommodate students within North America. It is important to note that programs delivered entirely online may present challenges for obtaining a study permit, and international students should consult with the International Student and Study Abroad Centre (ISSAC) regarding study permit and Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) eligibility.

Master of Nursing

The Master of Nursing program is designed to advance your knowledge and skills in advanced nursing practice. This program focuses on developing critical thinking and research methodologies essential for professional nursing careers. You will gain expertise in areas such as advanced health assessment, health education, and specialized nursing topics. The curriculum includes foundational courses in nursing philosophy, advanced practice, and research methods, complemented by a significant research component through a master's thesis. The program is structured to accommodate working professionals, with classes typically scheduled on Friday evenings and throughout the weekend. Graduation requires successful completion of all coursework, a minimum GPA, and a defended thesis.