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ResM Biological Sciences
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  • This research masters programme will give you the opportunity to conduct research alongside staff at the forefront of their academic disciplines across the marine sciences. You will be supported
    MSc Zoo and Aquarium Conservation Biology
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  • Our unique programme is the first of its kind in the world. Study factors affecting animal husbandry and breeding programmes within the context of international zoo management and collaboration. Our
    MRes Applied Marine Science
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  • Coastal erosion. Threatened resources. Pollution. With increasing awareness of the importance of the world's oceans as a natural resource and of their role in the stability of the global climate and
    ResM Biomedical Sciences
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  • Undertake research skills training with the University of Plymouth Faculty of Health. Our biomedical sciences research masters (ResM) degree incorporates taught elements and an extended research
    MRes Marine Biology
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  • Marine biology is a broad and dynamic subject, reflecting the diversity of marine ecosystems and the fantastic array of life they contain. Biological marine processes exert massive influences on the
    MSc Human Neuroscience
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  • Providing an immersive approach to human neuroscience, this MSc provides the knowledge, experience and the key practical neuroimaging/neurostimulation skills to prepare you for a career in
    MSc Biomedical Sciences
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  • Biomedical science focuses on the understanding of human health and disease, developing diagnostics and treatments that inevitably save and improve lives. Our research-informed MSc Biomedical Science
    MSc Applied Marine Science
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  • Coastal erosion. Threatened resources. Pollution. With increasing awareness of the importance of the world's oceans as a natural resource and of their role in the stability of the global climate and
    MSc Marine Conservation
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  • The impact of human activity on our marine ecosystems has become more evident and high profile in recent years, such as from overfishing, habitat destruction, pollution, coastal development, plastics