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.
LJMU's Sport Physiology and Performance MSc is geared towards both classical physiology and research at the forefront of molecular exercise physiology.
Excellent research opportunities await at the School of Psychology, enabling you to work at the forefront of developments with leading experts.
Gain advanced knowledge of the neural, pharmacological and physiological mechanisms underlying behaviour and the approaches used to study them. This Masters in Brain and Behaviour covers the true breadth of this multidisciplinary field, from ion channels to human behaviour.
LJMU's Sport Physiology and Performance is geared towards both classical physiology and cutting-edge practical skills required for applied physiologists in sport.
Gain advanced knowledge of the neural, pharmacological and physiological mechanisms underlying behaviour and the approaches used to study them. This Masters in Brain and Behaviour covers the true breadth of this multidisciplinary field, from ion channels to human behaviour.
LJMU's Computing and Information Systems MSc focuses on the technological aspects of hardware and software, covering the latest innovations in this subject area.
LJMU's MSc Criminal Psychology and Criminal Justice is a stand-alone qualification designed to enhance your career prospects in criminal justice agencies, the probation service and the police
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
Excellent research opportunities await at the School of Law, enabling you to work at the forefront of developments with leading experts.
LJMU's Sport Physiology and Performance MSc is geared towards both classical physiology and research at the forefront of molecular exercise physiology.