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  1. MA Screenwriting | Part-time

    This MA in Screenwriting from LJMU invites you to explore the creative potential of narrative constructions, character observations and dialogue aesthetics.

  2. MA Sports Journalism | Part-time

    Taught by professionals and academics using industry-standard facilities so you gain the hands-on experience needed in your day-to-day work as a sports journalist

  3. MA International Relations | Part-time

    LJMU's innovative International Relations MA provides a grounding in key theory while examining in depth issues of enduring international significance.

  4. MA Journalism

    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.

  5. MA Writing | Part-time

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

  6. MA Criminal Justice

    LJMU's Criminal Justice MA is a stand-alone qualification designed to enhance your career prospects in criminal justice agencies, the probation service and the police.

  7. MA English Literature | Part-time

    MA English Literature at LJMU offers you the opportunity to pursue advanced study, at the leading edges of the subject, within a vibrant community of scholars.

  8. MA Cities

    Apply for the MA Cities at Liverpool John Moores University and dive right into contemporary UK and international cities from an exciting socio-economic, cultural, theoretical and practical perspective with this cross-disciplinary masters.

  9. MA Mental Health | Part-time

    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.

  10. 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.