Programs

MBM (MSc) in Health & Social Care

The Master of Business and Management (MBM) with a specialisation in Health & Social Care is designed for individuals aiming to lead and innovate within the critical health and social care sectors. This programme combines comprehensive business management principles with specific insights into healthcare and social service environments, preparing you to tackle current challenges like regulatory changes, service delivery improvements, and technological integration. Delivered in English, the course fosters a diverse learning environment, reflecting global health and social care issues. You will explore strategic management, policy analysis, healthcare economics, and leadership in social care, alongside practical training in ethical decision-making. The curriculum enhances your strategic thinking, problem-solving, and complex organisational management skills through lectures, case studies, and project-based learning. Graduates are prepared for advanced roles influencing policy, improving service delivery, and leading organisations in public, private, and non-profit sectors. This specialisation is ideal for those with a background in health, social care, or public administration who wish to advance their managerial and strategic expertise.

MBS: Analytics: Data Science & AI

The Master of Business and Science (MBS) program with a concentration in Analytics: Data Science & AI at Rutgers University–New Brunswick is designed to equip students with the advanced technical skills and business acumen needed to excel in today's data-intensive world. This program focuses on enabling graduates to understand complex datasets, uncover meaningful patterns, and drive data-informed decision-making across various industries. Students will gain expertise in data analysis, predictive modeling, and the strategic application of insights to solve real-world business challenges. The curriculum integrates core data science and AI methodologies with essential business competencies such as finance, entrepreneurship, leadership, intellectual property, ethics, and regulatory affairs. This holistic approach prepares students not only to be technical experts but also to be innovators and leaders who can bridge the gap between scientific/technological advancements and enterprise needs. The program emphasizes a hands-on learning experience through labs, workshops, and collaborative projects, fostering professional relationships and mentorship opportunities.

McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science Graduate Programs

Northwestern University's McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science offers a variety of Master's programs designed to advance your expertise in specialized engineering and technology fields. These programs aim to educate scholar-technologists capable of performing cutting-edge research and development, pushing the boundaries of interdisciplinary scholarship. Students from diverse backgrounds seeking opportunities to explore research beyond traditional departmental limits are encouraged to apply. The programs are ideal for those with a strong technological foundation who wish to integrate their knowledge with social sciences and humanities training.

MChem (Hons) Chemistry with Digital Methods

This Master of Chemistry (MChem) program focuses on the integration of practical chemistry knowledge with digital tools, reflecting the evolving landscape of chemical discovery. You will learn to apply principles of automation, machine learning, and computer-aided design within chemical research. The course emphasizes research-led practical and classroom sessions, preparing you for careers in innovative sectors like technology, medicine, and research. The curriculum is designed to be adaptable, allowing for potential transfers between MChem and BSc programs within the first two years. You will gain hands-on experience in modern laboratories, with sustainability integrated throughout the course, and develop essential transferable skills such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving.

MChem (Hons) Chemistry, Biological and Medicinal Chemistry (with a year abroad)

This integrated Master's degree focuses on the chemistry underpinning biological systems and its application in medicine. You will learn how chemical principles are used to understand and combat diseases at a molecular level. The course emphasizes developing adaptable chemists through research-led practical sessions and theoretical learning, preparing you for careers in fields like technology, medicine, and research. The program includes a year abroad, offering a unique international research experience.

MChem (Hons) Chemistry, Green Principles and Sustainable Processes (with a year abroad)

This Master of Chemistry program focuses on Green Principles and Sustainable Processes, offering a unique opportunity to gain an international perspective through a dedicated year abroad. You will learn to design more sustainable chemical products and processes, becoming an adaptable chemist ready for innovation in sectors like technology, medicine, and research. The course integrates theoretical knowledge with practical, research-led sessions, encouraging a holistic understanding of chemistry as a unified discipline.

MChem (Hons) Chemistry, the Atmosphere and the Environment (with a year abroad)

This four-year MChem program focuses on the chemistry of the atmosphere and environment, exploring how human activities impact our planet. You will gain a deep understanding of environmental processes from a chemical perspective, learning how to develop more sustainable chemical products and processes. The course combines research-led practical and theoretical sessions to develop you into an adaptable chemist, prepared for careers in sectors like technology, medicine, and research.

MChem Chemistry

This four-year MChem Chemistry programme offers a comprehensive study of chemistry with a strong emphasis on practical laboratory experience and the development of scientific and quantitative skills. The curriculum is designed to provide a solid foundation in the early years, allowing for greater flexibility in later stages. The final year features an extended individual research project within a chosen specialization, offering the chance to work on current problems in chemistry. The course aims to equip students with analytical, collaborative, and communication skills, preparing them for diverse career paths in science. It also integrates an understanding of social responsibility, encouraging students to contribute to the UN's Sustainable Development Goals through their studies and extracurricular activities.

MChem Chemistry with Industrial Experience

This MChem degree provides a comprehensive study of Chemistry, focusing on developing practical laboratory skills and a deep understanding of the subject. A key feature is the opportunity to undertake a paid industrial placement during the third year, offering invaluable real-world experience in the field. The curriculum is designed to be contemporary and multidisciplinary, drawing on the latest research conducted by academics at the university. Students will also engage with ethical challenges and sustainability issues, aligning with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.

MChem Chemistry with International Study

This four-year MChem program provides a comprehensive education in Chemistry, with a unique opportunity to spend your third year studying abroad at a partner university worldwide. You'll gain extensive practical laboratory experience across all major branches of chemistry, alongside theoretical knowledge. The course also allows you to study a modern language if you plan to undertake your study abroad year in mainland Europe. The program is designed to foster social responsibility, with all courses contributing towards the UN's Sustainable Development Goals, encouraging students to address real-world problems and create a better future.

MD Clerkship Year

The Clerkship Year, the second stage of the MD curriculum at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, spans 10 months and begins in August. This crucial period is dedicated to developing essential clinical judgment skills for diagnosing and treating patients through hands-on experience at NYU Langone and affiliated training sites. The program starts with a one-week "Transition to Clerkship" orientation in July to prepare students for the clinical environment and their roles within healthcare teams. Following this, students engage in core clerkships from August through May, interspersed with Integrated Clinical Skills sessions. Students rotate through seven core clerkship areas: ambulatory care, general surgery, neurology, medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, and psychiatry. The curriculum includes a unique one-week neuropsychiatry integrated experience. Each clerkship block is 10 weeks long and includes four weeks dedicated to elective rotations, allowing students to explore specialty interests and begin career exploration. The program aims to provide comprehensive clinical training, preparing students for future medical practice and licensing exams.

MD Program

The Miller School of Medicine at the University of Miami is dedicated to transforming healthcare through the education of exceptional students. The program offers an environment for discovery, research, advanced simulation, hands-on clinical experience, and community engagement. It aims to prepare students to become leaders in the future of medicine.

MD Program

Saint James School of Medicine offers an accredited Doctor of Medicine (MD) program designed to prepare students for a successful medical career. The curriculum is divided into two main phases: Basic Sciences and Clinical Sciences. The program is taught entirely in English and aims to guide students through the USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 examinations.

MD Program

The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai offers a comprehensive MD program designed to prepare students for diverse careers in medicine, including clinical practice, advocacy, research, and education. The program emphasizes academic excellence, a strong commitment to patient communities, and a deep understanding of health disparities. The admissions process is holistic, considering each applicant's unique journey and experiences.

MD Program - Fundamentals Curriculum

The Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons at Columbia University offers a unique pre-clinical curriculum in its MD program, known as the Fundamentals. This foundational phase is designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of the core scientific principles and diseases that underpin medical practice. The curriculum spans two years and integrates various subjects through lectures, seminars, and tutorials.

MD Project

The MD Project is a core component of Western Sydney University's 5-year undergraduate entry Doctor of Medicine (MD) program. It offers medical students the chance to conduct an in-depth, hands-on investigation into a health-related topic under the guidance of a supervisor. This project aims to equip students with skills essential for their future careers by providing practical experience. Students will also receive support from the WSU MD Project team and access to online learning resources. Projects can be undertaken individually or collaboratively in small groups on specific aspects of a topic, but each project must address a unique question or aim. Projects are expected to meet the standards of scholarship for a Professional Master's degree and are allocated approximately 9 weeks of dedicated focus time in Year 4, alongside other coursework. Supervisors must arrange ethics approval before research involving humans or animals begins.

MD-PhD Program

The MD-PhD Program at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is designed to train physician-scientists who will lead the future of medicine. This National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) offers a highly personalized curriculum, allowing students to choose their own multidisciplinary training area and thesis research preceptor. The program integrates clinical experiences from the start, alongside rigorous scientific training. Students begin their training the summer before medical school with a laboratory rotation and a specialized course, 'Biomedical Science for MD-PhDs.' During the graduate school years, students conduct thesis research within one of eight available multidisciplinary training areas. Upon defending their thesis, they return to the medical school for the final two years of clinical rotations to complete both degrees. The program emphasizes advising as a crucial component for student success, offering resources and services to help students achieve their academic and professional goals.

MD/MSCR PORTAL Program in Clinical Research

The Patient-Oriented Research Training and Leadership (PORTAL) program is a dual degree opportunity for medical students at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. It offers the chance to earn both an MD and a Master of Science in Clinical Research (MSCR) degree over five years. This program is designed to train future physician-scientists who will lead clinical and translational research. You will engage in rigorous didactic and practical training within a multidisciplinary setting. The program integrates graduate coursework and mentored research into the medical school curriculum. Students begin with limited graduate studies and journal clubs in their second year, focusing on clinical work in their third year. The dedicated "scholarly year" between the third and fourth years is when you will select a research mentor, conduct a focused research project, and complete your MSCR coursework. This research forms the basis for your MSCR thesis, which is submitted in your fourth year. The PORTAL program aims to foster strong clinical investigation skills, preparing students for research residencies, fellowships, and careers in academic medicine. You'll develop the ability to rigorously evaluate evidence, formulate research questions, and conduct studies to test hypotheses. The program emphasizes mentorship, collaboration, and career development, with students' work often leading to peer-reviewed publications.

MD/PhD and MD/Masters Programs

The University of Ottawa offers competitive MD/PhD and MD/Masters programs designed to train future leaders in academic medicine and health innovation. These bilingual programs combine rigorous medical education with in-depth graduate research, fostering physician-scientists who can bridge the gap between research and clinical care. The program aims to attract students with high potential and to cultivate their abilities through mentored guidance, exposure to diverse scientific activities, and a collaborative environment. The curriculum is structured to encourage excellence, broad engagement in regional, national, and international health science activities, and increased participation in combined programs. A key focus is on increasing the representation of women in these fields and creating robust forums for interaction among MD-only students, graduate students with an interest in medicine, and MD/Masters/PhD students. The program also emphasizes mentorship and aims to stimulate discussion on the long-term benefits and costs of dual-discipline training for physician-scientists in Canada.

MDiv Future Church Modern Ministry Professional Coaching: Interfaith Chaplaincy Interreligious Multifaith Pastoral Care

MDiv in Ministerial Leadership: Future Church, Modern Ministry, Professional Coaching

This Master of Divinity (MDiv) track focuses on developing strong leaders grounded in Christian wisdom, ethics, and practice. It equips students to confidently and compassionately lead ministries in a diverse and rapidly changing world. The program integrates thousands of years of Christian experience with the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century, fostering cultural fluency alongside theological understanding.

ME in Mechanical Engineering

The ME in Mechanical Engineering at University College Dublin (UCD) is a comprehensive postgraduate program designed to build upon undergraduate engineering knowledge. It focuses on advanced concepts and practical applications within mechanical engineering, preparing graduates for leadership roles in industry or further research. The program aims to equip students with a deep understanding of engineering principles, problem-solving skills, and the ability to innovate in areas such as design, analysis, and manufacturing. UCD's College of Engineering and Architecture provides a stimulating academic environment with access to state-of-the-art facilities and research opportunities.