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1. MA Journalism | Part-time

   An NCTJ accredited vocational programme taught using industry-standard facilities so you gain the hands-on experience you will need in your day-to-day work as a journalist.

2. MSc Psychology in Education

   MSc Psychology in Education (Conversion) at LJMU: Accredited programme offering foundational knowledge, research skills, and educational applications for aspiring psychologists, health or therapeutic practitioners. Starting January 25.

3. MSc Public Health (Addictions)

   This Public Health Addictions MSc from LJMU's Public Health Institute examines the evidence base of harms/risks relating to addictions and ways to reduce them.

4. MSc Nursing (Mental Health)

   Find out more about studying for the MSc Nursing with Registered Status programme at Liverpool John Moores University and how to apply.

5. MSc Sport Physiology and Performance | Part-time

   LJMU's Sport Physiology and Performance MSc is geared towards both classical physiology and research at the forefront of molecular exercise physiology.

6. MA Mental Health

   Study alongside graduates from a range of related backgrounds in a dynamic and creative environment, as you develop your theoretical knowledge of mental health and add to the mental health research field.

7. MSc Leadership and Management Practice (full award) | Part-time

   LJMU's Leadership and Management programme supports career progression for managers or those with ambitions to take up a management role.

8. PhD Policing Studies

   LJMU's School of Justice Studies is at the forefront of developing new research in policing, criminal justice, security and related fields.

9. MA Immersive Media

   LJMU's Immersive Media MA is a pioneering degree where you will explore and experiment with making novel applications and experiences in augmented reality, mixed reality and virtual reality.

10. 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.