Masters courses

Whether you’re continuing from undergraduate study, returning to education or changing direction, a Masters degree at Leeds will help you take the next step and enhance your employability.

All our Masters can be taken on a part-time study basis. Find out more.

We also contribute modules to the Sustainable Cities MSc, which is taught in partnership with the Schools of Earth and Environment and Geography, the Transport Infrastructure: Design and Construction MSc (Eng) and Railway Engineering and Project Management MSc (Eng), which are taught by the School of Civil Engineering, and the Urban Data Science and Analytics MSc, led by the School of Geography.

Funding support: We offer a range of scholarships for students starting their Masters studies. Explore our scholarships directory to find out how we can help you to fund your degree. 

Develop research skills: Put your learning into practice by completing a major research project as part of your degree, making your own contribution to knowledge. You’ll have access to our specialist facilities, including cutting-edge models and tools created by researchers at Leeds.

Career prospects: A Masters degree from Leeds can help you to stand out in a competitive job market. Our courses will help you to develop your professional skills and advance in your chosen career. On our Industrial Advisory Committee, academic knowledge and research meets real-world practices to ensure our courses are up-to-date and industry-relevant. Discover more about how we support your career development.

Research-based learning: Our globally recognised research feeds directly into your course and shapes what you learn with the latest thinking. You’ll be directly engaged in research through substantial individual and team-based project work, and will benefit from accessing our specialist facilities.

Global community: When you choose to study at the University of Leeds, you'll join a friendly, supportive and diverse community of students and researchers who come from all over the world. You’ll also have access to wellbeing and support services throughout your degree.

One of the best ways to find out what it’s like to live and study in Leeds is by speaking to a student. We have over 100 ambassadors live on Unibuddy, and you can search by course, subject area, level of study and nationality to find the right person to talk to.