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Big Data Biology (MSc) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

Our innovative MSc will enable you to use cutting-edge, big data platforms to tackle issues from developmental biology to disease surveillance and ecology.

Applied Environmental Geology (MSc) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

Our vocationally focused MSc degree in Applied Environmental Geology provides the requisite skills for employment in professional geo-environmental and geotechnical consultancies and government environmental agencies.

Welsh and Celtic Studies (MA) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

Join us to explore Welsh literature, language and culture through an international and interdisciplinary lens.

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Global Ecology and Conservation (MSc) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

Our MSc in Global Ecology and Conservation aims to train the ecologists and conservationists of the future.

Welsh and Celtic Studies (MA) (Part time)

Mode: Part time

This programme offers the opportunity to explore a wide-ranging and stimulating subject area. Taught through the medium of Welsh and/or English, the programme is tailored to your own needs and interests.

Environmental Hazards (MSc) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

This course provides an advanced understanding of environmental hazards and technical expertise in risk assessment with a focus on the methods needed to analyse past hazards and forecast future ones.

Water in a Changing World (MSc) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

This professional course for graduates from a wide range of disciplines offers a broad overview of global water problems and training in key skills on climate change and the water cycle, which are increasingly necessary for becoming a water leader.