9 Part-time MSc Degree Programs in Glasgow United Kingdom

Our online MSc in Applied Statistics is a conversion course, that offers the opportunity to develop skills in statistics and data analysis even if you have never studied statistics before.

Our online MSc in Applied Statistics in Finance is a conversion course, that offers the opportunity to develop skills in statistics and data analysis even if you have never studied statistics before.

Our online MSc in Applied Statistics with Data Science is a conversion course, that offers the opportunity to develop skills in statistics and data analysis even if you've never studied statistics before.

While the amount of data being produced is proliferating at a staggering rate, the skills to extract information and the value we receive from it are both relatively scarce. If you are looking to start a career in data science, or even further your current career, our Online Data Analytics MSc will provide you with the vital skills required to develop your modelling and data handling expertise.

The MSc in Data Science for Politics & Policymaking is designed to meet the growing demand for graduates with the ability to use big data to solve complex political and social problems. It's perfectly suited to those looking for careers in political campaigns, think tanks, interest groups associated with shaping public policy and the civil service.

This master's in Geoinformation Technology & Cartography focuses on understanding and managing the locational data required to use Geographic Information Systems (GIS) together with visualisation and map production in a GIS environment.

The Masters in Sustainable Water Environments will provide you with multidisciplinary knowledge and expertise in the river catchment, lake and coastal environments, with a focus on the impact of and adaptation to changing environments.

The Masters in Mathematics/Applied Mathematics offers courses, taught by experts, across a wide range. Mathematics is highly developed yet continually growing, providing new insights and applications. It is the medium for expressing knowledge about many physical phenomena and is concerned with patterns, systems, and structures unrestricted by any specific application, but also allows for applications across many disciplines.

Our course is led by academics from the health sector and higher education, including statisticians from the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) and experienced professionals from the National Health Service (NHS) in Scotland. They will provide lectures on real-life health science problems and data.