Master's Degrees

Master’s degrees (or university master's degrees) are official second-cycle university courses. They offer advanced training oriented towards academic or professional specialisation and an introduction to research tasks. Master's degrees are 60- to 120-credit courses lasting one or two academic years and lead to third-cycle courses, doctorates.

Biosciences

• Omics Data Analysis

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Education

• Inclusive Education, Democracy and Cooperative Learning

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• Montessori Education (0-6 years old)

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• Teacher Training for Secondary School, Vocational Training and Language Teaching

Healthcare

• Food and Sustainability

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• Participatory Health Research

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Language and Translation

• Specialised Translation

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Psychology

• General Health Psychology

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Interuniversity master's degree courses with UVic-UCC participation

• Educational Psychology - MIPE (link is external)
• Health Data Science (link is external)
• Social Policy and Community Action (link is external)
• Women, Gender and Citizenship (link is external)