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Masters study at Birmingham

There is still time to apply to our wide range of Masters degrees starting this Autumn.

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At Birmingham, we have a variety of programmes to suit your individual needs and interests; alongside the support, resources and facilities you will need in a changing world and job market.

We provide you with a world-class education and excellent career prospects and more than 600 taught course opportunities in a variety of study modes and course durations. We also offer 'conversion courses' for graduates where no prior knowledge of the subject area is expected. 

From advice and guidance on the step up from undergraduate to postgraduate study, to insight into short course and microcredential options that fit around your existing job; join us at our next Postgraduate Open Day to help you make an informed choice about postgraduate study.

  • OfS Scholarship

    120 scholarships of £10,000 for Masters study in Data Science or AI

    We are offering AI and Data Science Conversion scholarships in seven Masters programmes, to upskill students from non-STEM and far-STEM degrees and enable them to progress into the AI and Data Science workforce. To ensure that AI reflects the makeup of our society, this will include 120 students from under-represented groups; particularly women, black and disabled students and those from low-socio-economic backgrounds, who will each be supported by a £10,000 scholarship.

    Conversion Masters

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    The best advice about postgraduate study comes from our students. Read about their experiences in our postgraduate blog, including some of our previous undergraduates who have progressed to postgraduate study.

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    The best advice about postgraduate study comes from our students. Read about their experiences in our postgraduate blog, including some of our previous undergraduates who have progressed to postgraduate study.

    Chat to our students