Masters courses

Masters

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.

You can learn from experts and industry leaders. Our academics' globally recognised research will feed into your course. You'll be part of a pioneering research community, taking creative strides to build a better world.

We’ll challenge you to explore, question and discover. You can become a specialist in your subject.

Find a Masters course

We have more than 300 Masters degrees. More than 160 courses can be offered part-time and a number are available online.

Join us for your postgraduate studies and to be part of a prestigious university in a vibrant and student-friendly city. We're ranked in the top 100 in the QS World University Rankings 2025. 

Explore Masters information

  • Funding your studies

    Find out about the different ways you can fund your postgraduate studies.

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  • Industry links

    You can enhance your employability with our industry links and careers guidance.

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  • Applying

    A step-by-step guide to applying.

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  • Masters fees

    Information about tuition fees and how to pay.

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  • Accommodation

    Find out your accommodation options for living in Leeds.

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  • Chat to our students

    Want to find out more about life as a Masters student? Chat with our student ambassadors and ask any questions you have.

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Invest in your career

Alongside expert subject knowledge, you can build professional experience and valuable transferable skills that employers look for, like critical thinking and project management

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You will benefit from our strong partnerships with leading companies and careers support, plus opportunities to take part in work placements, live projects and fieldwork. Many of our academic team are consultants and practitioners outside of the university, providing an industry-focused education.

Rankings

27th in the UK

82nd in the world

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