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Social Science Research Methods (Politics) (MSc) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

Advanced training in research methods preparing you for PhD study.

Social Science Research Methods (Social Policy) (MSc) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

Advanced training in research methods preparing you for PhD study.

Social Science Research Methods (Educational Studies) (MSc) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

Advanced training in research methods preparing you for PhD study or research occupations.

Financial Economics (MSc) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

Gain the analytical, qualitative and quantitative skills to respond to economic problems faced by government agencies, central banks, financial institutions and industry.

Social Science Research Methods (Social-Legal) (Law) (MSc) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

Advanced training in research methods preparing you for PhD study.

Forensic Linguistics (MA) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

Train alongside international experts at the agenda-setting Centre for Language and Communication Research, home of the world’s first MA in Forensic Linguistics.

Social Science Research Methods (Social-Legal) (Law) (MSc) (Part time)

Mode: Part time

We offer a pathway in Socio-Legal Studies on this programme. Cardiff Law School is a leading centre for research in Law and this pathway builds on our strong and long-standing strength in socio-legal scholarship.

International Management (MSc) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

Learn tools and techniques to recognise and resolve ethical dilemmas in global business.

Social Science Research Methods (Criminology) (MSc) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

Advanced training in research methods preparing you for PhD study.

Business Administration (MBA) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

Tackle leadership challenges and consider the economic, social and environmental impact of global business.

Marketing (MSc) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

Bring your interests and expertise to a marketing programme designed for students from any disciplinary background.

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Maritime Policy and Shipping Management (MSc) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

Examine the maritime industry through multiple disciplines on this practically oriented programme.

Accounting and Finance (MSc) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

Shape innovation in all areas of business while appreciating the significance of accounting and finance for creating a more responsible and sustainable society.

English Literature (MA) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

Pursue your passion for English Literature, inspired by experts at the forefront of world-leading research.

Finance (MSc) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

Challenge yourself on this practice-focused programme and develop the confidence, knowledge and skills for a successful career in finance.

Business Administration (MBA) (Part time)

Mode: Part time

Tackle leadership challenges and consider the economic, social and environmental impact of global business on our flexible, part-time MBA programme.

Applied Linguistics (MA) (Part time)

Mode: Part time

This programme is tailored for any career requiring specialised language awareness, including Teaching English as a Foreign Language and professional communication.

Language and Communication Research (MA) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

Take the next step towards your language-related career, nurtured by global experts in our world-ranking setting.

Business Management (MSc) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

Become an effective manager who can offer creative solutions to a variety of business challenges.

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Sociology (MSc) (Full time)

Mode: Full time

How can sociology help you make sense of a world defined by change and disruption yet, at the same time, shaped by enduring and pervasive inequalities?