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  1. MA Exhibition Studies

    LJMU's unique Exhibition Studies MA is dedicated to the understanding of, and engagement with, the history, theory, and practice of worldwide exhibition cultures.

  2. MA Writing

    This Writing MA from LJMU will provide you with the opportunity to read, write, reflect and develop your identity as a writer.

  3. 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.

  4. MA Exhibition Studies

    LJMU's unique Exhibition Studies MA is dedicated to the understanding of, and engagement with, the history, theory, and practice of worldwide exhibition cultures.

  5. MA Writing

    This Writing MA from LJMU will provide you with the opportunity to read, write, reflect and develop your identity as a writer.

  6. MA Exhibition Studies | Part-time

    LJMU's unique Exhibition Studies MA is dedicated to the understanding of, and engagement with, the history, theory, and practice of worldwide exhibition cultures.

  7. 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.

  8. 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.

  9. MA Criminology

    MA Criminology at Liverpool John Moores University aims to engage students in cutting-edge debates in criminology, you’ll look at some of the most recent and advanced intellectual developments from around the world in relation to crime, (in)justice, and social harm.

  10. MA Exhibition Studies | Part-time

    LJMU's unique Exhibition Studies MA is dedicated to the understanding of, and engagement with, the history, theory, and practice of worldwide exhibition cultures.