MSc Health Psychology | Part-time
LJMU's MSc Health Psychology meets the training requirement for BPS accreditation. The course has a strong emphasis on psychological investigation and ethical issues.
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MSc Public Health | Part-time
This well-established Public Health MSc from LJMU's Public Health Institute offers a research-informed learning environment reflecting latest sector developments.
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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.
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MA Education and Social Justice
The MA Education and Social Justice programme at Liverpool John Moores University is ideal if you are passionate about developing knowledge, understanding and skills to address issues of equity, diversity, inclusion, and social justice
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DOC DHealthPsych Professional Doctorate in Health Psychology
LJMU's Prof Doc in Health Psychology meets the requirements for BPS Stage Two training in Health Psychology and leads to eligibility for registration with the HCPC.
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DOC DHealthPsych Professional Doctorate in Health Psychology
LJMU's Prof Doc in Health Psychology meets the requirements for BPS Stage Two training in Health Psychology and leads to eligibility for registration with the HCPC.
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MSc Mental Health Nursing with Registered Nurse Status
Mental Health Nursing with Registered Nurse Status - Degree Apprenticeship
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DOC DHealthPsych Professional Doctorate in Health Psychology | Part-time
LJMU's Prof Doc in Health Psychology meets the requirements for BPS Stage Two training in Health Psychology and leads to eligibility for registration with the HCPC.
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MSc Clinical Pharmacy for Primary Care and Community Pharmacy
LJMU's Clinical Pharmacy MSc enables primary care pharmacists and those at the interface with secondary care to embrace their role in interprofessional settings.
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MSc Clinical Pharmacy for Primary Care and Community Pharmacy | Part-time
LJMU's Clinical Pharmacy MSc enables primary care pharmacists and those at the interface with secondary care to embrace their role in interprofessional settings.