Programs

MSN-Online Nurse Educator and Nurse Executive

The Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program at Purdue University Northwest offers specializations for Nurse Educators and Nurse Executives. This online program is designed to prepare graduates for advanced roles in nursing leadership and education. It builds upon existing undergraduate nursing knowledge, focusing on developing expertise in scientific inquiry, specialized practice, and leadership skills essential for advancing the nursing profession and improving patient care. The program emphasizes a student-centered learning environment within a diverse and inclusive context, grounded in evidence-based practice and promoting lifelong learning and professional development.

MSN/MS - Criminal Justice (Dual Degree)

MSocSc (Behavioral Health)

The Master of Social Sciences in Behavioral Health program at the University of Hong Kong offers an interdisciplinary learning environment for professionals in healthcare and human services. It focuses on exploring holistic solutions to complex issues in frontline services by integrating scientific rigor with traditional Eastern and Western health philosophies. The program aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills to develop integrative healthcare and wellness promotion practice models, catering to the needs of patients and service users. Emphasis is placed on personal growth, resilience, and a deeper understanding of human conditions through the exploration of personal and workplace experiences. The program is designed to provide systematic and comprehensive training in behavioral health with a solid, culturally relevant, and holistic orientation. It welcomes healthcare and social service professionals, as well as individuals aspiring to develop evidence-based and integrative models of holistic wellness. The curriculum combines traditional wisdom with current scientific knowledge, introducing culturally sensitive intervention approaches to enhance body-mind-spirit well-being at individual and community levels.

MSocSc in Media Management

This Master of Social Sciences (MSocSc) in Media Management is a joint program offered by the School of Communication and the School of Business. It is designed to equip graduates with essential business and management skills, alongside specialized knowledge crucial for managing media organizations. The program integrates cutting-edge research and practical applications, aiming to develop professionals capable of executive leadership in the rapidly evolving media industry, particularly within the Pan-Chinese region and the global landscape. It provides a strong foundation for both immediate career advancement in media management and for those considering further academic study.

MSSc in Corporate Communication

The MSSc in Corporate Communication program is offered by the Faculty of Social Science at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK). This program is designed for students seeking advanced knowledge and skills in the dynamic field of corporate communication. It provides a comprehensive understanding of communication strategies, public relations, crisis management, and digital communication within organizational contexts. The program aims to equip graduates with the expertise to excel in various communication roles in the corporate world.

MSSc in Government and Politics (Greater China)

The MSSc in Government and Politics (Greater China) programme offers a specialized postgraduate study focusing on the political landscape and governance of the Greater China region. This program is designed for students seeking in-depth knowledge and analytical skills related to the political systems, policies, and socio-political dynamics within China and its surrounding areas. The curriculum aims to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of the region's complexities, fostering critical thinking and research capabilities. This self-financed program is delivered by the Faculty of Social Science, through the Division of Governance and Policy Science. It is offered in both full-time and part-time study modes. The full-time program typically requires the completion of 24 units of coursework over one year, while the part-time option extends this to two years. The program is designed to provide students with a rigorous academic experience, preparing them for careers in research, policy analysis, government, or international organizations, or for further academic pursuits.

MSt in English (1550-1700)

The MSt in English (1550-1700) at the University of Oxford is a 9-month full-time Master's course designed for students interested in early modern English literature. This program allows you to explore the rich literary history of the period through core seminars, book history, and optional papers, culminating in a dissertation. It's an excellent choice for those seeking a focused year of advanced literary study or preparing for doctoral research. The course develops critical, scholarly, and writing skills applicable both within and outside academia. The program is structured to provide both breadth and depth, enabling you to study texts in detail while also engaging with broader concepts. You will benefit from small group seminars, expert supervision, and opportunities to present your research. The MSt aims to equip you with a strong foundation for diverse career paths, leveraging Oxford's world-class academic resources and vibrant graduate community.

MSt in History (Modern British History 1850-present)

The MSt in History (Modern British History 1850-present) at the University of Oxford is a graduate program designed to deepen your understanding of British political, intellectual, social, and cultural history from 1850 to the present day. This course will enhance your research skills, improve your ability to engage with historical problems, and broaden your knowledge of the historical and historiographical context of modern British history. It can serve as a standalone qualification or as a foundation for doctoral studies, with students encouraged to develop their PhD proposals during the MSt program. Oxford's Modern British history group offers particular strengths in women's history, architectural history, and the history of childhood, supported by extensive resources at the Bodleian Library and Special Collections like the John Johnson Collection and the Conservative Party archive. The program encourages engagement with the faculty’s vibrant research culture, including seminars, workshops, and discussion groups featuring leading international scholars. You'll also have opportunities to connect with the Oxford History Graduate Network and interdisciplinary activities through The Oxford Centre for Research in the Humanities (TORCH).

MSt in Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics (Research Preparation)

The MSt in Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics (Research Preparation) at the University of Oxford is a specialized 9-month taught course designed for students with an advanced background in linguistics who are preparing for further research. This program aims to provide comprehensive training in general linguistics, phonetics, historical and comparative linguistics, and specific language studies. It is particularly suited for individuals who already possess a strong foundation in core linguistic areas, typically having a degree where linguistics comprised at least 50% of their studies, or equivalent. Applicants for this MSt must have already identified a specific research topic and developed a detailed research proposal, indicating relevant prior training. The course structure emphasizes hands-on research from the first term, alongside attendance at advanced classes pertinent to the student's thesis work. This MSt is distinct from the Advanced Study MSt and is tailored for those ready to immerse themselves in a research-intensive environment, focusing on their master’s thesis from the outset.

MSW

Muhammad Fazlur Rahman Ansari: The Itinerant Philosopher

This program focuses on the life and work of Muhammad Fazlur Rahman Ansari (1914-1974), a significant theologian, philosopher, and missionary from the Indian subcontinent. He was a notable comparative religionist who traveled extensively to preach Islam and founded the Aleemiyah Institute of Islamic Studies and the World Federation of Islamic Missions. The program offers a deep dive into Ansari's contributions to Islamic thought, comparative religion, and his missionary activities. It aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of his intellectual legacy and his impact on religious discourse in the 20th century.

Multi-model hydrological reference dataset over continental Europe and an African basin

This program presents a new hydrological reference dataset designed to address the need for integrated terrestrial Essential Climate Variables (ECVs). It highlights the importance of collaboration between the Earth Observation (EO) and Land Surface and Hydrologic Model (LSM/HM) communities to develop consistent ECVs at regional and continental scales. A crucial step in this process is understanding and assessing the uncertainties associated with LSM/HM simulations. The dataset includes a range of 19 existing LSM/HM simulations, representing the current state-of-the-art in modeling. These simulations are provided on a daily time step and cover continental Europe, with specific focus on the Rhine and Po river basins. It also includes an African basin for broader comparative analysis. This initiative aims to provide a foundation for more unified and reliable climate variable assessments.

Multidisciplinary Sciences

The Department of Multidisciplinary Sciences offers a graduate program that emphasizes interdisciplinary research and education. It is structured into three sub-departments: Life Sciences, General Systems Studies, and Basic Science. This department brings together faculty from diverse fields such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, life sciences, earth and planetary sciences, information sciences, sports sciences, psychology, and philosophy of science. The program aims to foster students with a pioneering spirit who can contribute to new research frontiers. The curriculum is designed to encourage cooperation between sub-departments while allowing for focused study within each area. The department is committed to pushing the boundaries of knowledge by exploring complex systems from fundamental particles to human beings and outer space.

Multidisciplinary Studies

The Multidisciplinary Studies program at Trinity Western University allows you to deepen your understanding of human culture and society. This program challenges you to explore fundamental questions about human beliefs, ideas, values, and societal structures. You will gain insights into your cultural heritage and the role of humanities in understanding the world. The flexibility of this major enables you to combine your studies with various minors or a minor and concentration, allowing you to tailor your education to your specific interests and career aspirations. This interdisciplinary approach equips you with analytical and critical thinking skills applicable to a wide range of fields.

Multilingual Corpora

This program explores the fascinating field of multilingual corpora, which are collections of texts comprising multiple languages. A key distinction is made between collections of separate monolingual corpora and parallel corpora. Parallel corpora contain the same texts translated into different languages, offering a rich resource for linguistic research. Aligned corpora are a further development, where not only sentences but also individual words are identified as translations of each other, though this process can be complex due to language-specific structures. While annotated multilingual corpora are still emerging, significant EU-funded projects are working to advance this area, indicating a growing focus on multilingual data in linguistic studies.

Multilingual Specialized Communication and Specialized Translation (Master)

The Master's program in Multilingual Specialized Communication and Specialized Translation at the Institute for Translation and Multilingual Communication (ITMK) provides you with the academic and practical knowledge in monolingual and cross-linguistic specialized communication and translation. This program was re-accredited in 2024 with a modern and updated profile, making it one of only six comparable Master's programs in Germany. You will acquire specialized competencies, skills, and abilities through a consistently practice-oriented study to work in a highly specialized national and international professional environment. The program aims to equip you to respond adequately to the demands of the job market in specialized communication and translation within complex professional contexts.

Multilingual Technologies (Master)

The Master's degree in Multilingual Technologies is an English-taught program offered jointly by the University of Vienna and the University of Applied Sciences Campus Wien. This interdisciplinary program equips students with in-depth knowledge of language technologies, methods for their development and application, and the creation and use of language resources. It combines aspects of translation, transcultural communication, computer science, and linguistics to prepare students for advanced roles in the field of language technology.

Multilingualism and Digital Technologies

This interdisciplinary bachelor's program combines language studies with digital technology skills, preparing you for international careers. You will gain proficiency in English (reaching C1-C2 level) and learn German from scratch (aiming for B2 level). The program integrates humanities knowledge with applied informatics, focusing on areas like digital content creation, data management, and web technologies. You will develop the ability to combine multilingual and digital competencies, applying them creatively in real-world projects and designing culturally appropriate digital solutions.

Multimodal, privacy-preserving, low-cost ambient sensing for the remote agentic AI-enabled monitoring of respiratory diseases

This doctoral research focuses on developing an innovative, low-cost, and privacy-preserving ambient sensing system for remotely monitoring respiratory diseases, specifically chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), within home environments. The system aims to facilitate early detection of health deterioration by passively collecting and analyzing behavioral and physiological data. By integrating ambient audio monitoring for respiratory symptoms and video-based pose estimation for physical activity tracking, the project seeks to improve the reliability of health assessments. The research also explores the use of agentic AI models, including large language models, to interpret aggregated patient data and provide explainable health insights, ultimately supporting early intervention and preventative care for chronic respiratory conditions.

Munich Business School

Munich Business School (MBS) was founded in 1991 with the goal of setting new standards for practical orientation and internationality in business education. As a private university, MBS was the first in Bavaria to receive state accreditation for its International Business program in 1999. The university was renamed MBS in 2003, introducing its Bachelor's program in International Business. Over the years, MBS has expanded its offerings to include Master's degrees, MBA programs, and specialized study focuses, with options to study in English. MBS holds unlimited state accreditation and institutional accreditation from the German Council of Science and Humanities, ensuring a high standard of education.

Musculoskeletal System: Orthopedics, Traumatology, and Prosthetics

This course offers a comprehensive study of the musculoskeletal system, focusing on orthopedics, traumatology, and prosthetics. It covers the main degenerative, inflammatory, and traumatic conditions affecting bones and joints, including an introduction to orthopedic biomechanics. You will explore arthrosic pathologies, inflammatory joint diseases, and bone necroses, as well as degenerative conditions of the spine and soft tissues, and common traumatic injuries. The program also delves into external prosthetics for amputees, stump care, rehabilitation, and the principles of orthotics – external devices designed to correct or support impaired functions. Future perspectives in prosthetic technology are also discussed. Furthermore, the course provides an introduction to biomaterials. This section details the nature and properties of synthetic and natural materials used to maintain the integrity and comfort of individuals with functional deficiencies or injuries. The objective is to understand how these materials enable the development of assistive devices that can replace damaged organ functions. Topics include the types of biomaterials, polymers, metals, ceramics, and naturally derived materials, along with their applications, benefits, and potential risks in medical contexts.

Music

West Virginia Wesleyan College offers a Bachelor of Arts in Music. This program is designed for students who wish to pursue music as part of a broader liberal arts education. The curriculum allows for a flexible exploration of musical interests within a supportive academic environment. Students will engage with various aspects of music, fostering both theoretical understanding and practical application.