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Overview of Programme MSc Brewing and Distilling provides you with the unique opportunity to develop the necessary knowledge and skills to enter the malting, brewing or distilling industries, or conduct related research. You’ll learn a broad range of subjects, from malting, brewing and distilling science and chemical engineering to optional units in business studies and production management, to set you up for a variety of careers including malting, brewing, and distilling production, sales, marketing, and technical sales.
Through the master’s programme, you’ll learn the underlying principles, relevant defining concepts, theories, and methods of the malting, brewing and distilling industries whilst understanding the current and emerging characteristics of and problems faced by industry. You’ll explore the global, regional, and local contexts and structure of industry, and be made aware of the political, legal, ethical, health and safety issues in producing, selling, and marketing alcoholic drinks and beverages.
You’ll have the opportunity to learn from a comprehensive course structure, whilst also choosing optional courses to customise your learning based on your interests and goals. You’ll develop a broad spectrum of expertise, covering topics in cereal science and technology, yeast science, microbiology, biochemistry, process technology, business strategies, management, food safety, quality control and quality assurance, flavour assessment, and analytical chemistry. You’ll explore policy, legislation, ethical, health and safety issues of concern as they relate to the design, manufacture, marketing, and sale of alcoholic drinks within the brewing and distilling industry.
You’ll gain hands-on experience by utilising our on-site brewery, distillery, and rectification laboratory to support your in-depth scientific learning. This will ensure you build the skills and expertise to perform successfully in industry and make you highly employable in all sizes of brewing, distilling and allied industries.
Our Expertise
Your learning will be informed by the expertise of our research-active brewing and distilling scientists and academics. Teaching in Brewing and Distilling at Heriot-Watt began in 1903, which led to the establishment of the highly reputable International Centre for Brewing and Distilling (ICBD) in 1989. The ICBD has established itself as an excellent research centre, with close ties with the professional and industrial world of science, engineering, and technology.
The International Centre for Brewing and Distilling is a unique teaching and research facility which meets the needs of the brewing, distilling and malting industries worldwide. You will learn directly from academics involved in this world leading research, whose work focuses on promoting excellence across five main research themes across the brewing and distilling industries:
Raw materials
Malting
Process improvement
Sustainability
Biochemistry and microbiology
The research relevance of this postgraduate programme ensures your studies remain innovative and industry focused.
Your learning environment The MSc Brewing and Distilling programme is taught though a combination of lectures, tutorials, and laboratory practicals, allowing you to get to know and build relationships with your teaching staff, academics, and peers. You will be evaluated by a variety of assessments, including coursework, your dissertation, and in some cases exams, and will receive support and feedback throughout the programme.
During your studies, you’ll benefit from and have access to our specialist equipment, software and laboratories used by industry, including our on-site nano-brewery (2 HL), distillery, and rectification laboratory. You will have the opportunity to work on research addressing real-world problems, and work across disciplines to deliver practical solutions with global impact.
Outside of the classroom, there are various Brewing and Distilling related societies which provide the opportunity to meet likeminded people, gain insights into industry and career opportunities, and get involved in regular social events and networking events, including Brewing Society for those who enjoy brewing, drinking great beer or just like a good chin wag with fellow beer enthusiasts, Cocktail Society, and Whisky Society to enjoy regular tastings, listen to special guest speakers from industry and learn more about Scotch whisky.
Graduates of the programme will become members of their own branch of The Watt Club, known as The Watt Club: Brewing and Distilling. This group of alumni were established in 1958 as Heriot-Watt University Former Brewing Students Association, and still gather annually in Edinburgh to network and to meet with new students providing an excellent but informal opportunity to meet alumni working in the industry.
Customise your learning You’ll have the opportunity to focus on the areas of brewing and distilling, and bioscience that interest you the most. You can customise your degree to match your specific interests or desired career pathway by studying five mandatory courses and choosing three further options from a range of relevant specialist courses, including beverage microbiology and biochemistry, foundations of energy, chemistry of food, management in the food and beverage industries, and food processing.
In semester three, you’ll have the opportunity to further customise your learning, by analysing a particular brewing and distilling industry-based problem or topic in depth through your research project/dissertation. You’ll be required to demonstrate your mastery of the subject area by designing, planning, and conducting a piece of original research applied to the brewing, distilling, and allied trades sector. You may also have the option to work with an industrial collaborator on your dissertation, and many recent MSc Brewing and Distilling projects have been collaborations between industry and students.
You can choose whether to study the programme full-time or part-time. This flexibility allows you to fit your postgraduate studies around your lifestyle. You can begin the programme in September, and the full-time course will last 12 months full time or 24 months part time. If you decided to study part-time, you register for two courses per semester and progress to the dissertation at the end of your second year.
Accreditation
The Institute of Brewing and Distilling (IBD) offer MSc graduates the opportunity for exemption from the Diploma in Brewing, or Diploma in Distilling should they, later in their career, wish to undertake the IBD Master Brewer or Master Distiller qualification through the IBD. Students from the programme can join the IBD at a reduced student rate and can access continuing professional development and networking opportunities organised by the IBD.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Food Science
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Overview of Programme MSc Brewing and Distilling provides you with the unique opportunity to develop the necessary knowledge and skills to enter the malting, brewing or distilling industries, or conduct related research. You’ll learn a broad range of subjects, from malting, brewing and distilling science and chemical engineering to optional units in business studies and production management, to set you up for a variety of careers including malting, brewing, and distilling production, sales, marketing, and technical sales.
Through the master’s programme, you’ll learn the underlying principles, relevant defining concepts, theories, and methods of the malting, brewing and distilling industries whilst understanding the current and emerging characteristics of and problems faced by industry. You’ll explore the global, regional, and local contexts and structure of industry, and be made aware of the political, legal, ethical, health and safety issues in producing, selling, and marketing alcoholic drinks and beverages.
You’ll have the opportunity to learn from a comprehensive course structure, whilst also choosing optional courses to customise your learning based on your interests and goals. You’ll develop a broad spectrum of expertise, covering topics in cereal science and technology, yeast science, microbiology, biochemistry, process technology, business strategies, management, food safety, quality control and quality assurance, flavour assessment, and analytical chemistry. You’ll explore policy, legislation, ethical, health and safety issues of concern as they relate to the design, manufacture, marketing, and sale of alcoholic drinks within the brewing and distilling industry.
You’ll gain hands-on experience by utilising our on-site brewery, distillery, and rectification laboratory to support your in-depth scientific learning. This will ensure you build the skills and expertise to perform successfully in industry and make you highly employable in all sizes of brewing, distilling and allied industries.
Our Expertise
Your learning will be informed by the expertise of our research-active brewing and distilling scientists and academics. Teaching in Brewing and Distilling at Heriot-Watt began in 1903, which led to the establishment of the highly reputable International Centre for Brewing and Distilling (ICBD) in 1989. The ICBD has established itself as an excellent research centre, with close ties with the professional and industrial world of science, engineering, and technology.
The International Centre for Brewing and Distilling is a unique teaching and research facility which meets the needs of the brewing, distilling and malting industries worldwide. You will learn directly from academics involved in this world leading research, whose work focuses on promoting excellence across five main research themes across the brewing and distilling industries:
Raw materials
Malting
Process improvement
Sustainability
Biochemistry and microbiology
The research relevance of this postgraduate programme ensures your studies remain innovative and industry focused.
Your learning environment The MSc Brewing and Distilling programme is taught though a combination of lectures, tutorials, and laboratory practicals, allowing you to get to know and build relationships with your teaching staff, academics, and peers. You will be evaluated by a variety of assessments, including coursework, your dissertation, and in some cases exams, and will receive support and feedback throughout the programme.
During your studies, you’ll benefit from and have access to our specialist equipment, software and laboratories used by industry, including our on-site nano-brewery (2 HL), distillery, and rectification laboratory. You will have the opportunity to work on research addressing real-world problems, and work across disciplines to deliver practical solutions with global impact.
Outside of the classroom, there are various Brewing and Distilling related societies which provide the opportunity to meet likeminded people, gain insights into industry and career opportunities, and get involved in regular social events and networking events, including Brewing Society for those who enjoy brewing, drinking great beer or just like a good chin wag with fellow beer enthusiasts, Cocktail Society, and Whisky Society to enjoy regular tastings, listen to special guest speakers from industry and learn more about Scotch whisky.
Graduates of the programme will become members of their own branch of The Watt Club, known as The Watt Club: Brewing and Distilling. This group of alumni were established in 1958 as Heriot-Watt University Former Brewing Students Association, and still gather annually in Edinburgh to network and to meet with new students providing an excellent but informal opportunity to meet alumni working in the industry.
Customise your learning You’ll have the opportunity to focus on the areas of brewing and distilling, and bioscience that interest you the most. You can customise your degree to match your specific interests or desired career pathway by studying five mandatory courses and choosing three further options from a range of relevant specialist courses, including beverage microbiology and biochemistry, foundations of energy, chemistry of food, management in the food and beverage industries, and food processing.
In semester three, you’ll have the opportunity to further customise your learning, by analysing a particular brewing and distilling industry-based problem or topic in depth through your research project/dissertation. You’ll be required to demonstrate your mastery of the subject area by designing, planning, and conducting a piece of original research applied to the brewing, distilling, and allied trades sector. You may also have the option to work with an industrial collaborator on your dissertation, and many recent MSc Brewing and Distilling projects have been collaborations between industry and students.
You can choose whether to study the programme full-time or part-time. This flexibility allows you to fit your postgraduate studies around your lifestyle. You can begin the programme in September, and the full-time course will last 12 months full time or 24 months part time. If you decided to study part-time, you register for two courses per semester and progress to the dissertation at the end of your second year.
Accreditation
The Institute of Brewing and Distilling (IBD) offer MSc graduates the opportunity for exemption from the Diploma in Brewing, or Diploma in Distilling should they, later in their career, wish to undertake the IBD Master Brewer or Master Distiller qualification through the IBD. Students from the programme can join the IBD at a reduced student rate and can access continuing professional development and networking opportunities organised by the IBD.
Admission Requirements
169+
59+
6+
79+
A minimum of honours degree at 2:2 or non-UK equivalent in a science or engineering subject such as Biology, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering. Relevant work experience will also be considered in support of your application. Candidates who do not necessarily fulfil the above criteria may wish to instead apply to the Postgraduate Diploma programme.
1 Year
Sep
Domestic
12,344 GBP
International
28,056 GBP
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MSc Brewing and Distilling
Heriot-Watt University Edinburgh, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
12 monthsProgramme duration
28,056 GBPTuition Fee/year
Food ScienceMain Subject Area
Programme overview
Main Subject
Food Science
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Overview of Programme
MSc Brewing and Distilling provides you with the unique opportunity to develop the necessary knowledge and skills to enter the malting, brewing or distilling industries, or conduct related research. You’ll learn a broad range of subjects, from malting, brewing and distilling science and chemical engineering to optional units in business studies and production management, to set you up for a variety of careers including malting, brewing, and distilling production, sales, marketing, and technical sales.
Through the master’s programme, you’ll learn the underlying principles, relevant defining concepts, theories, and methods of the malting, brewing and distilling industries whilst understanding the current and emerging characteristics of and problems faced by industry. You’ll explore the global, regional, and local contexts and structure of industry, and be made aware of the political, legal, ethical, health and safety issues in producing, selling, and marketing alcoholic drinks and beverages.
You’ll have the opportunity to learn from a comprehensive course structure, whilst also choosing optional courses to customise your learning based on your interests and goals. You’ll develop a broad spectrum of expertise, covering topics in cereal science and technology, yeast science, microbiology, biochemistry, process technology, business strategies, management, food safety, quality control and quality assurance, flavour assessment, and analytical chemistry. You’ll explore policy, legislation, ethical, health and safety issues of concern as they relate to the design, manufacture, marketing, and sale of alcoholic drinks within the brewing and distilling industry.
You’ll gain hands-on experience by utilising our on-site brewery, distillery, and rectification laboratory to support your in-depth scientific learning. This will ensure you build the skills and expertise to perform successfully in industry and make you highly employable in all sizes of brewing, distilling and allied industries.
Our Expertise
Your learning will be informed by the expertise of our research-active brewing and distilling scientists and academics. Teaching in Brewing and Distilling at Heriot-Watt began in 1903, which led to the establishment of the highly reputable International Centre for Brewing and Distilling (ICBD) in 1989. The ICBD has established itself as an excellent research centre, with close ties with the professional and industrial world of science, engineering, and technology.
The International Centre for Brewing and Distilling is a unique teaching and research facility which meets the needs of the brewing, distilling and malting industries worldwide. You will learn directly from academics involved in this world leading research, whose work focuses on promoting excellence across five main research themes across the brewing and distilling industries:
The research relevance of this postgraduate programme ensures your studies remain innovative and industry focused.
Your learning environment
The MSc Brewing and Distilling programme is taught though a combination of lectures, tutorials, and laboratory practicals, allowing you to get to know and build relationships with your teaching staff, academics, and peers. You will be evaluated by a variety of assessments, including coursework, your dissertation, and in some cases exams, and will receive support and feedback throughout the programme.
During your studies, you’ll benefit from and have access to our specialist equipment, software and laboratories used by industry, including our on-site nano-brewery (2 HL), distillery, and rectification laboratory. You will have the opportunity to work on research addressing real-world problems, and work across disciplines to deliver practical solutions with global impact.
Outside of the classroom, there are various Brewing and Distilling related societies which provide the opportunity to meet likeminded people, gain insights into industry and career opportunities, and get involved in regular social events and networking events, including Brewing Society for those who enjoy brewing, drinking great beer or just like a good chin wag with fellow beer enthusiasts, Cocktail Society, and Whisky Society to enjoy regular tastings, listen to special guest speakers from industry and learn more about Scotch whisky.
Graduates of the programme will become members of their own branch of The Watt Club, known as The Watt Club: Brewing and Distilling. This group of alumni were established in 1958 as Heriot-Watt University Former Brewing Students Association, and still gather annually in Edinburgh to network and to meet with new students providing an excellent but informal opportunity to meet alumni working in the industry.
Customise your learning
You’ll have the opportunity to focus on the areas of brewing and distilling, and bioscience that interest you the most. You can customise your degree to match your specific interests or desired career pathway by studying five mandatory courses and choosing three further options from a range of relevant specialist courses, including beverage microbiology and biochemistry, foundations of energy, chemistry of food, management in the food and beverage industries, and food processing.
In semester three, you’ll have the opportunity to further customise your learning, by analysing a particular brewing and distilling industry-based problem or topic in depth through your research project/dissertation. You’ll be required to demonstrate your mastery of the subject area by designing, planning, and conducting a piece of original research applied to the brewing, distilling, and allied trades sector. You may also have the option to work with an industrial collaborator on your dissertation, and many recent MSc Brewing and Distilling projects have been collaborations between industry and students.
You can choose whether to study the programme full-time or part-time. This flexibility allows you to fit your postgraduate studies around your lifestyle. You can begin the programme in September, and the full-time course will last 12 months full time or 24 months part time. If you decided to study part-time, you register for two courses per semester and progress to the dissertation at the end of your second year.
Accreditation
The Institute of Brewing and Distilling (IBD) offer MSc graduates the opportunity for exemption from the Diploma in Brewing, or Diploma in Distilling should they, later in their career, wish to undertake the IBD Master Brewer or Master Distiller qualification through the IBD. Students from the programme can join the IBD at a reduced student rate and can access continuing professional development and networking opportunities organised by the IBD.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Food Science
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Overview of Programme
MSc Brewing and Distilling provides you with the unique opportunity to develop the necessary knowledge and skills to enter the malting, brewing or distilling industries, or conduct related research. You’ll learn a broad range of subjects, from malting, brewing and distilling science and chemical engineering to optional units in business studies and production management, to set you up for a variety of careers including malting, brewing, and distilling production, sales, marketing, and technical sales.
Through the master’s programme, you’ll learn the underlying principles, relevant defining concepts, theories, and methods of the malting, brewing and distilling industries whilst understanding the current and emerging characteristics of and problems faced by industry. You’ll explore the global, regional, and local contexts and structure of industry, and be made aware of the political, legal, ethical, health and safety issues in producing, selling, and marketing alcoholic drinks and beverages.
You’ll have the opportunity to learn from a comprehensive course structure, whilst also choosing optional courses to customise your learning based on your interests and goals. You’ll develop a broad spectrum of expertise, covering topics in cereal science and technology, yeast science, microbiology, biochemistry, process technology, business strategies, management, food safety, quality control and quality assurance, flavour assessment, and analytical chemistry. You’ll explore policy, legislation, ethical, health and safety issues of concern as they relate to the design, manufacture, marketing, and sale of alcoholic drinks within the brewing and distilling industry.
You’ll gain hands-on experience by utilising our on-site brewery, distillery, and rectification laboratory to support your in-depth scientific learning. This will ensure you build the skills and expertise to perform successfully in industry and make you highly employable in all sizes of brewing, distilling and allied industries.
Our Expertise
Your learning will be informed by the expertise of our research-active brewing and distilling scientists and academics. Teaching in Brewing and Distilling at Heriot-Watt began in 1903, which led to the establishment of the highly reputable International Centre for Brewing and Distilling (ICBD) in 1989. The ICBD has established itself as an excellent research centre, with close ties with the professional and industrial world of science, engineering, and technology.
The International Centre for Brewing and Distilling is a unique teaching and research facility which meets the needs of the brewing, distilling and malting industries worldwide. You will learn directly from academics involved in this world leading research, whose work focuses on promoting excellence across five main research themes across the brewing and distilling industries:
The research relevance of this postgraduate programme ensures your studies remain innovative and industry focused.
Your learning environment
The MSc Brewing and Distilling programme is taught though a combination of lectures, tutorials, and laboratory practicals, allowing you to get to know and build relationships with your teaching staff, academics, and peers. You will be evaluated by a variety of assessments, including coursework, your dissertation, and in some cases exams, and will receive support and feedback throughout the programme.
During your studies, you’ll benefit from and have access to our specialist equipment, software and laboratories used by industry, including our on-site nano-brewery (2 HL), distillery, and rectification laboratory. You will have the opportunity to work on research addressing real-world problems, and work across disciplines to deliver practical solutions with global impact.
Outside of the classroom, there are various Brewing and Distilling related societies which provide the opportunity to meet likeminded people, gain insights into industry and career opportunities, and get involved in regular social events and networking events, including Brewing Society for those who enjoy brewing, drinking great beer or just like a good chin wag with fellow beer enthusiasts, Cocktail Society, and Whisky Society to enjoy regular tastings, listen to special guest speakers from industry and learn more about Scotch whisky.
Graduates of the programme will become members of their own branch of The Watt Club, known as The Watt Club: Brewing and Distilling. This group of alumni were established in 1958 as Heriot-Watt University Former Brewing Students Association, and still gather annually in Edinburgh to network and to meet with new students providing an excellent but informal opportunity to meet alumni working in the industry.
Customise your learning
You’ll have the opportunity to focus on the areas of brewing and distilling, and bioscience that interest you the most. You can customise your degree to match your specific interests or desired career pathway by studying five mandatory courses and choosing three further options from a range of relevant specialist courses, including beverage microbiology and biochemistry, foundations of energy, chemistry of food, management in the food and beverage industries, and food processing.
In semester three, you’ll have the opportunity to further customise your learning, by analysing a particular brewing and distilling industry-based problem or topic in depth through your research project/dissertation. You’ll be required to demonstrate your mastery of the subject area by designing, planning, and conducting a piece of original research applied to the brewing, distilling, and allied trades sector. You may also have the option to work with an industrial collaborator on your dissertation, and many recent MSc Brewing and Distilling projects have been collaborations between industry and students.
You can choose whether to study the programme full-time or part-time. This flexibility allows you to fit your postgraduate studies around your lifestyle. You can begin the programme in September, and the full-time course will last 12 months full time or 24 months part time. If you decided to study part-time, you register for two courses per semester and progress to the dissertation at the end of your second year.
Accreditation
The Institute of Brewing and Distilling (IBD) offer MSc graduates the opportunity for exemption from the Diploma in Brewing, or Diploma in Distilling should they, later in their career, wish to undertake the IBD Master Brewer or Master Distiller qualification through the IBD. Students from the programme can join the IBD at a reduced student rate and can access continuing professional development and networking opportunities organised by the IBD.
Admission Requirements
Candidates who do not necessarily fulfil the above criteria may wish to instead apply to the Postgraduate Diploma programme.
Domestic
International
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MA Fashion and Textiles Design with Industry Placement
MA Interior Architecture and Design
MA Interior Architecture and Design
MSc Chinese-English Translation and Interpreting
MSc Chinese-English Translation and Interpreting
MSc Design Management
MSc Design Management
MSc Fashion and Textiles Management
MSc Fashion and Textiles Management
MSc Interpreting
MSc Interpreting
MSc Interpreting and Translating
MSc Interpreting and Translating
MSc Sign Language Interpreting (EUMASLI)
MSc Sign Language Interpreting (EUMASLI)
MSc Spatial Planning and Real Estate Development
MSc Spatial Planning and Real Estate Development
MSc Translating
MSc Translating
MSc Urban Strategies and Design
MSc Urban Strategies and Design
Business and Management (6)
MA Business Management (Graduate Apprenticeship)
MA Business Management (Graduate Apprenticeship)
MA Business Management: Financial Services (Graduate Apprenticeship)
MA Business Management: Financial Services (Graduate Apprenticeship)
MSc Business Analytics (online)
MSc Business Analytics (online)
MSc Business Analytics and Consultancy
MSc Business Analytics and Consultancy
MSc Business Strategy, Leadership and Change
MSc Business Strategy, Leadership and Change
MSc Business and Organisational Psychology (online)
MSc Business and Organisational Psychology (online)
MSc Construction Project Management (online)
MSc Construction Project Management (online)
MSc Digital Marketing
MSc Digital Marketing
MSc Digital Marketing with Advanced Practice
MSc Digital Marketing with Advanced Practice
MSc Economics, Banking and Finance
MSc Economics, Banking and Finance
MSc Energy and Economics
MSc Energy and Economics
MSc Finance
MSc Finance
MSc Finance and Management
MSc Finance and Management
MSc Financial Management (online)
MSc Financial Management (online)
MSc International Accounting and Finance
MSc International Accounting and Finance
MSc International Banking and Finance
MSc International Banking and Finance
MSc International Business Management
MSc International Business Management
MSc International Business Management with Advanced Practice
MSc International Business Management with Advanced Practice
MSc International Marketing
MSc International Marketing
MSc International Marketing with Consumer Psychology
MSc International Marketing with Consumer Psychology
MSc International Master in Industrial Management (IMIM)
MSc International Master in Industrial Management (IMIM)
MSc Investment Management
MSc Investment Management
MSc Strategic Project Management
MSc Strategic Project Management
MSc Sustainable Finance with Fintech
MSc Sustainable Finance with Fintech
Pre-Masters Graduate Diploma in Business Studies
Pre-Masters Graduate Diploma in Business Studies
Engineering and Technology (6)
MArch Architecture
MArch Architecture
MSc Advanced Mechanical Engineering
MSc Advanced Mechanical Engineering
MSc Advanced Mechanical Engineering with Industrial Application
MSc Advanced Mechanical Engineering with Industrial Application
MSc Advanced Structural Engineering
MSc Advanced Structural Engineering
MSc Applied Data Science
MSc Applied Data Science
MSc Artificial Intelligence
MSc Artificial Intelligence
MSc Artificial Intelligence (2 years)
MSc Artificial Intelligence (2 years)
MSc Biomedical Engineering
MSc Biomedical Engineering
MSc Building Services Engineering (online)
MSc Building Services Engineering (online)
MSc Civil Engineering and Construction Management
MSc Civil Engineering and Construction Management
MSc Civil Engineering and Construction Management (online)
MSc Civil Engineering and Construction Management (online)
MSc Civil Engineering with Industry Placement (2 years)
MSc Civil Engineering with Industry Placement (2 years)
MSc Commercial Management and Quantity Surveying
MSc Commercial Management and Quantity Surveying
MSc Commercial Management and Quantity Surveying (online)
MSc Commercial Management and Quantity Surveying (online)
MSc Commercial Management and Quantity Surveying with Industry Placement (2 years)
MSc Commercial Management and Quantity Surveying with Industry Placement (2 years)
MSc Computer Science for Cyber Security
MSc Computer Science for Cyber Security
MSc Computing (2 years)
MSc Computing (2 years)
MSc Construction Project Management
MSc Construction Project Management
MSc Construction Project Management with Industry Placement (2 years)
MSc Construction Project Management with Industry Placement (2 years)
MSc Data Science
MSc Data Science
MSc Data Science (2 years)
MSc Data Science (2 years)
MSc Energy
MSc Energy
MSc Energy (online)
MSc Energy (online)
MSc Energy with Entrepreneurship
MSc Energy with Entrepreneurship
MSc Food Process Engineering
MSc Food Process Engineering
MSc Global Sustainability Engineering
MSc Global Sustainability Engineering
MSc Global Sustainability Engineering with Industrial Application (2 year)
MSc Global Sustainability Engineering with Industrial Application (2 year)
MSc Imaging, Vision and High Performance Computing
MSc Imaging, Vision and High Performance Computing
MSc Information Technology (Business)
MSc Information Technology (Business)
MSc Information Technology (Software Systems)
MSc Information Technology (Software Systems)
MSc Petroleum Engineering
MSc Petroleum Engineering
MSc Petroleum Engineering (online)
MSc Petroleum Engineering (online)
MSc Renewable Energy Engineering
MSc Renewable Energy Engineering
MSc Robotics
MSc Robotics
MSc Robotics with Industrial Application
MSc Robotics with Industrial Application
MSc Safety, Risk and Reliability Engineering (online)
MSc Safety, Risk and Reliability Engineering (online)
MSc Software Engineering
MSc Software Engineering
MSc Sustainable Geoenergy
MSc Sustainable Geoenergy
Master of Design Games Design and Development
Master of Design Games Design and Development
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
MSc Applied Psychology
MSc Applied Psychology
MSc Business Psychology
MSc Business Psychology
MSc Business Psychology with Coaching
MSc Business Psychology with Coaching
MSc Business Psychology with Human Resource Management
MSc Business Psychology with Human Resource Management
MSc Business Psychology with Intercultural Communication
MSc Business Psychology with Intercultural Communication
MSc Sport Psychology
MSc Sport Psychology
MSc Toxicology
MSc Toxicology
Natural Sciences (6)
Graduate Certificate in the Mathematical Sciences
Graduate Certificate in the Mathematical Sciences
MSc Actuarial Management
MSc Actuarial Management
MSc Actuarial Management with Data Science
MSc Actuarial Management with Data Science
MSc Actuarial Science
MSc Actuarial Science
MSc Actuarial Science and Management
MSc Actuarial Science and Management
MSc Applied Cyber Security
MSc Applied Cyber Security
MSc Applied Mathematical Sciences
MSc Applied Mathematical Sciences
MSc Applied Mathematical Sciences (2 years)
MSc Applied Mathematical Sciences (2 years)
MSc Applied Mathematical Sciences with Climate and Environmental Modelling
MSc Applied Mathematical Sciences with Climate and Environmental Modelling
MSc Brewing and Distilling
MSc Brewing and Distilling
MSc Brewing and Distilling (online)
MSc Brewing and Distilling (online)
MSc Brewing and Distilling with Entrepreneurship
MSc Brewing and Distilling with Entrepreneurship
MSc Climate Change: Managing the Marine Environment
MSc Climate Change: Managing the Marine Environment
MSc Computational Mathematics and Data Analysis
MSc Computational Mathematics and Data Analysis
MSc Global Environmental Change and Policy
MSc Global Environmental Change and Policy
MSc International Marine Science (Edinburgh Campus)
MSc International Marine Science (Edinburgh Campus)
MSc International Marine Science (Orkney Campus)
MSc International Marine Science (Orkney Campus)
MSc International Marine Science (online)
MSc International Marine Science (online)
MSc Marine Renewable Energy
MSc Marine Renewable Energy
MSc Mathematical Biology, Ecology and Medicine
MSc Mathematical Biology, Ecology and Medicine
MSc Mathematics
MSc Mathematics
MSc Quantum Technologies
MSc Quantum Technologies
MSc Renewable and Sustainable Energy Transition
MSc Renewable and Sustainable Energy Transition
MSc Renewable and Sustainable Energy Transition (online)
MSc Renewable and Sustainable Energy Transition (online)
MSc Reservoir Evaluation and Management
MSc Reservoir Evaluation and Management
Social Sciences and Management (6)
MSc Human Resource Management (HRM)
MSc Human Resource Management (HRM)
MSc Intercultural Business Communication
MSc Intercultural Business Communication
MSc International Sport Management
MSc International Sport Management
MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management
MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management
MSc Real Estate
MSc Real Estate
MSc Safety and Risk Management (online)
MSc Safety and Risk Management (online)
MSc Social and Behavioural Research Methods
MSc Social and Behavioural Research Methods
MSc Supply Chain Management and Logistics (Online)
MSc Supply Chain Management and Logistics (Online)
Online/Distance MBA (1)
MBA Essentials (online)
MBA Essentials (online)
MBA with a Specialism in Business Analytics (online)
MBA with a Specialism in Business Analytics (online)
MBA with a Specialism in Business Psychology (online)
MBA with a Specialism in Business Psychology (online)
MBA with a Specialism in Finance (online)
MBA with a Specialism in Finance (online)
MBA with a Specialism in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (online)
MBA with a Specialism in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (online)
MBA with a Specialism in Strategy (online)
MBA with a Specialism in Strategy (online)
Master of Business Administration (online)
Master of Business Administration (online)
Arts and Humanities (6)
PhD Construction Management and Innovation
PhD Construction Management and Innovation
Business and Management (6)
DBA Doctor of Business Administration
DBA Doctor of Business Administration
PhD Accounting
PhD Accounting
PhD Economics
PhD Economics
PhD Finance
PhD Finance
PhD Marketing
PhD Marketing
PhD Strategy, Operations and Leadership
PhD Strategy, Operations and Leadership
Engineering and Technology (6)
PhD Institute of Mechanical, Process and Energy Engineering
PhD Institute of Mechanical, Process and Energy Engineering
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
PhD Institute of Biological Chemistry, Biophysics and Bioengineering
PhD Institute of Biological Chemistry, Biophysics and Bioengineering
PhD Psychology
PhD Psychology
Natural Sciences (6)
PhD Institute of Chemical Sciences
PhD Institute of Chemical Sciences
PhD Institute of Photonics and Quantum Sciences
PhD Institute of Photonics and Quantum Sciences
PhD Mathematics
PhD Mathematics
PhD Sustainability and Carbon Management
PhD Sustainability and Carbon Management
Social Sciences and Management (6)
PhD Intercultural Research
PhD Intercultural Research
PhD Logistics
PhD Logistics
MSc Brewing and Distilling
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