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The aim of this programme is to provide individuals with a platform to explore, analyse and interpret contemporary biological data. This course offers Masters level instruction in Bioinformatics and Genetic Epidemiology with a focus in genetic epidemiology.
With a focus on genetic epidemiology, this programme is ideal for graduates from a life sciences, mathematics, or computer sciences discipline.
It will provide you with the skills and knowledge of computational and statistical biosciences to prepare you for a challenging career in academic research, biotechnology, or the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries.
Bioinformatics is the field of study that utilises computational tools to understand biology. Genetic Epidemiology is the study of how genetic factors play a role in determining health and disease, and their interplay with the environment. As well as developing core skills in computational and statistical biosciences, you will focus gene discovery approaches including GWAS, explore copy-number variation (CNV) analysis, and post-GWAS approached such as pathway/network, gene-set and polygenic epidemiological methods.
This programme has been designed to meet the growing demand from academic research, biotechnology and the pharmaceutical and health care industries for capable informaticians with bioinformatics skills. We will provide instruction in computational and statistical biosciences and you will foster the additional complementary skills required to enable you to work effectively within a multidisciplinary bioinformatics arena.
Aims of the Programme
To introduce the commonly exploited computational, statistical and analytical approaches to post genomic biology and genetics
To develop skills to understand and critically evaluate research methodologies and conclusions that allow you to make sound judgements about the applicability of these techniques to your own research
To develop competency in both the design and analysis of studies and the effective extraction of information in genetics, genomics and other biosciences coupled with the ability to communicate the information, results, issues and ideas to audiences of both a specialist and non-specialist background
To prepare and provide guidance to perform an original piece of research within the specialist area in which you wish to pursue your career
Distinctive features
This course was first established over a decade ago in response to the completion of the first drafts of the human genome project and the subsequent informatics needs of the genetics and genomics communities. Ongoing advances in genomic technologies and analytic approaches have dictated the continuing evolution of this programme to provide contemporary instruction in new essential skills.
Our course is accessible to students with primary degrees in mathematics, life sciences or computing. Modules in core complementary areas such as in computation/scripting, statistics and molecular biology provide the fundamental building blocks necessary to succeed in bioinformatic analysis and interpretation.
In the Spring Semester, you will undertake a 20-credit case-study. This will include taught elements in research skills and involve working directly with a client using real data. You will be embedded in one of the many research centres across campus and gain valuable experience in delivering bioinformatics projects for research programmes. The resulting data will also be presented alongside your peers at our case-study poster sessions.
You will be taught essential organisation and coding skills and given extended instruction in statistics. If you are not from a life sciences background, we will introduce you to the biology behind the data and help you make informed decisions around data choice and interpretation.
Program overview
Main Subject
Medicine
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
Blended
The aim of this programme is to provide individuals with a platform to explore, analyse and interpret contemporary biological data. This course offers Masters level instruction in Bioinformatics and Genetic Epidemiology with a focus in genetic epidemiology.
With a focus on genetic epidemiology, this programme is ideal for graduates from a life sciences, mathematics, or computer sciences discipline.
It will provide you with the skills and knowledge of computational and statistical biosciences to prepare you for a challenging career in academic research, biotechnology, or the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries.
Bioinformatics is the field of study that utilises computational tools to understand biology. Genetic Epidemiology is the study of how genetic factors play a role in determining health and disease, and their interplay with the environment. As well as developing core skills in computational and statistical biosciences, you will focus gene discovery approaches including GWAS, explore copy-number variation (CNV) analysis, and post-GWAS approached such as pathway/network, gene-set and polygenic epidemiological methods.
This programme has been designed to meet the growing demand from academic research, biotechnology and the pharmaceutical and health care industries for capable informaticians with bioinformatics skills. We will provide instruction in computational and statistical biosciences and you will foster the additional complementary skills required to enable you to work effectively within a multidisciplinary bioinformatics arena.
Aims of the Programme
To introduce the commonly exploited computational, statistical and analytical approaches to post genomic biology and genetics
To develop skills to understand and critically evaluate research methodologies and conclusions that allow you to make sound judgements about the applicability of these techniques to your own research
To develop competency in both the design and analysis of studies and the effective extraction of information in genetics, genomics and other biosciences coupled with the ability to communicate the information, results, issues and ideas to audiences of both a specialist and non-specialist background
To prepare and provide guidance to perform an original piece of research within the specialist area in which you wish to pursue your career
Distinctive features
This course was first established over a decade ago in response to the completion of the first drafts of the human genome project and the subsequent informatics needs of the genetics and genomics communities. Ongoing advances in genomic technologies and analytic approaches have dictated the continuing evolution of this programme to provide contemporary instruction in new essential skills.
Our course is accessible to students with primary degrees in mathematics, life sciences or computing. Modules in core complementary areas such as in computation/scripting, statistics and molecular biology provide the fundamental building blocks necessary to succeed in bioinformatic analysis and interpretation.
In the Spring Semester, you will undertake a 20-credit case-study. This will include taught elements in research skills and involve working directly with a client using real data. You will be embedded in one of the many research centres across campus and gain valuable experience in delivering bioinformatics projects for research programmes. The resulting data will also be presented alongside your peers at our case-study poster sessions.
You will be taught essential organisation and coding skills and given extended instruction in statistics. If you are not from a life sciences background, we will introduce you to the biology behind the data and help you make informed decisions around data choice and interpretation.
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
Cardiff University offers 350 degree programmes offering choice and flexibility. Our range of modules mean that you can effectively tailor your degree programme to suit your particular interests and career ambitions.
Cardiff offers unique opportunities for its students during their undergraduate studies. Students can undertake international study, volunteering and work placements through the Global Opportunities Team. Students can also learn a language for free as part of the Languages for All initiative – Welsh lessons are also offered to help students get a flavour for the unique cultural environment Cardiff provides. These extra services, as well as a dedicated Students’ Union (voted 2nd best in the UK two years in a row), ensure that students at Cardiff University thoroughly enjoy their experience. In the National Student Survey 2023, 72% of final-year undergraduate students reported that they were satisfied with their course.
Undergraduate students at Cardiff University are supported throughout their courses, right from day one up until graduation. In addition to having access to facilities supporting student wellbeing, such as the dedicated International Student Support team, Cardiff University students also have access to excellent careers and employability services. 95% of our graduates were in employment and/or further study, due to start a new job or course, 15 months after the end of their course.
A place in one of the University’s 5,543 student rooms is guaranteed to all first-year undergraduates entering the normal admissions cycle. The vast majority of student residences are single en-suite study bedrooms in self-catered flats. Students enjoy some of the lowest rents in the UK as Cardiff is the most affordable university city in the UK.
Study with us at Cardiff University and you’ll join a thriving community of 10,000 postgraduate students from more than 115 countries. We have more than 300 postgraduate study options for you to choose from, including full-time, part-time, blended learning and distance learning courses for balancing study with professional, financial or family commitments..
90% of research at Cardiff University is officially world-leading or internationally excellent according to the latest independent assessment of research quality across UK higher education institutions (REF 2021).
We have a long history of providing outstanding research-led teaching. Our staff are experts in their fields, working at the forefront of their academic discipline – which means that you will too.
Bursting with culture, cuisine, architecture, entertainment and history, where beyond the buzz of the city, you will find incredible beaches, countryside and mountains. Cardiff was ranked the best city in the UK by Condé Nast Traveller in 2023. The city is also budget-friendly: Cardiff was recently ranked as the second UK’s most affordable university city (Natwest Student Living Index 2023).
We have a number of funding opportunities available, including our Master’s Excellence Scholarship scheme. Many courses are also eligible for government postgraduate loans for master’s programmes for UK and EU students. We want to help you make the most of your postgraduate experience, by ensuring you can access any additional help you may need. From money advice and confidential counselling to disability services and award-winning childcare, we’re here to support you every step of the way. Our Students' Union is the 2nd best in the UK (Whatuni Choice Awards 2024). Home to over 200 student societies and 60 sports clubs, a free employment service and a number of social spaces, the Students' Union caters to every student's needs.
Our Languages for All programme gives you the chance to improve your language skills alongside your studies – for free. Our flexible choice of study options allows you to learn in a way that suits you, through weekly classes, intensive sessions or independent learning.
Applied Bioinformatics and Genetic Epidemiology (MSc)
Cardiff University, Cardiff, United Kingdom
# 147QS Subject Rankings
12 monthsProgram duration
MedicineMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Medicine
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
Blended
The aim of this programme is to provide individuals with a platform to explore, analyse and interpret contemporary biological data. This course offers Masters level instruction in Bioinformatics and Genetic Epidemiology with a focus in genetic epidemiology.
With a focus on genetic epidemiology, this programme is ideal for graduates from a life sciences, mathematics, or computer sciences discipline.
It will provide you with the skills and knowledge of computational and statistical biosciences to prepare you for a challenging career in academic research, biotechnology, or the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries.
Bioinformatics is the field of study that utilises computational tools to understand biology. Genetic Epidemiology is the study of how genetic factors play a role in determining health and disease, and their interplay with the environment. As well as developing core skills in computational and statistical biosciences, you will focus gene discovery approaches including GWAS, explore copy-number variation (CNV) analysis, and post-GWAS approached such as pathway/network, gene-set and polygenic epidemiological methods.
This programme has been designed to meet the growing demand from academic research, biotechnology and the pharmaceutical and health care industries for capable informaticians with bioinformatics skills. We will provide instruction in computational and statistical biosciences and you will foster the additional complementary skills required to enable you to work effectively within a multidisciplinary bioinformatics arena.
Aims of the Programme
Distinctive features
This course was first established over a decade ago in response to the completion of the first drafts of the human genome project and the subsequent informatics needs of the genetics and genomics communities. Ongoing advances in genomic technologies and analytic approaches have dictated the continuing evolution of this programme to provide contemporary instruction in new essential skills.
Our course is accessible to students with primary degrees in mathematics, life sciences or computing. Modules in core complementary areas such as in computation/scripting, statistics and molecular biology provide the fundamental building blocks necessary to succeed in bioinformatic analysis and interpretation.
In the Spring Semester, you will undertake a 20-credit case-study. This will include taught elements in research skills and involve working directly with a client using real data. You will be embedded in one of the many research centres across campus and gain valuable experience in delivering bioinformatics projects for research programmes. The resulting data will also be presented alongside your peers at our case-study poster sessions.
You will be taught essential organisation and coding skills and given extended instruction in statistics. If you are not from a life sciences background, we will introduce you to the biology behind the data and help you make informed decisions around data choice and interpretation.
Program overview
Main Subject
Medicine
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
Blended
The aim of this programme is to provide individuals with a platform to explore, analyse and interpret contemporary biological data. This course offers Masters level instruction in Bioinformatics and Genetic Epidemiology with a focus in genetic epidemiology.
With a focus on genetic epidemiology, this programme is ideal for graduates from a life sciences, mathematics, or computer sciences discipline.
It will provide you with the skills and knowledge of computational and statistical biosciences to prepare you for a challenging career in academic research, biotechnology, or the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries.
Bioinformatics is the field of study that utilises computational tools to understand biology. Genetic Epidemiology is the study of how genetic factors play a role in determining health and disease, and their interplay with the environment. As well as developing core skills in computational and statistical biosciences, you will focus gene discovery approaches including GWAS, explore copy-number variation (CNV) analysis, and post-GWAS approached such as pathway/network, gene-set and polygenic epidemiological methods.
This programme has been designed to meet the growing demand from academic research, biotechnology and the pharmaceutical and health care industries for capable informaticians with bioinformatics skills. We will provide instruction in computational and statistical biosciences and you will foster the additional complementary skills required to enable you to work effectively within a multidisciplinary bioinformatics arena.
Aims of the Programme
Distinctive features
This course was first established over a decade ago in response to the completion of the first drafts of the human genome project and the subsequent informatics needs of the genetics and genomics communities. Ongoing advances in genomic technologies and analytic approaches have dictated the continuing evolution of this programme to provide contemporary instruction in new essential skills.
Our course is accessible to students with primary degrees in mathematics, life sciences or computing. Modules in core complementary areas such as in computation/scripting, statistics and molecular biology provide the fundamental building blocks necessary to succeed in bioinformatic analysis and interpretation.
In the Spring Semester, you will undertake a 20-credit case-study. This will include taught elements in research skills and involve working directly with a client using real data. You will be embedded in one of the many research centres across campus and gain valuable experience in delivering bioinformatics projects for research programmes. The resulting data will also be presented alongside your peers at our case-study poster sessions.
You will be taught essential organisation and coding skills and given extended instruction in statistics. If you are not from a life sciences background, we will introduce you to the biology behind the data and help you make informed decisions around data choice and interpretation.
Admission requirements
Important Dates
Tuition fee and scholarships
Scholarships
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
In this guide you will find:
Where to look for scholarship opportunities
How to apply to scholarships relevant to you
A list of available scholarships around the world
A scholarship application checklist
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Our courses rank #40 in the world for Communication & Media Studies, #43 for Dentistry, in addition to Architecture/Built Environment, English Language & Literature, Psychology, Geography, Nursing and Pharmacy & Pharmacology all ranking in the top 100 according to the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025.
Cardiff University’s undergraduate teaching has been recognised as excellent in the UK, with Electrical & Electronic Engineering as #1, Architecture recognised as #2, Midwifery as #3, Physics as #10, and Psychology as #12 by the The Guardian University Guide 2024. Cardiff's Optometry, Ophthalmics & Orthoptics ranked #3, Dentistry as #4 and Pharmacology & Pharmacy ranked #5 in The Complete University Guide 2024, and Nursing as #4, Communication & Media Studies as #9 by The Times University Guide 2024. Many of the University’s degree schemes are accredited by professional bodies and provide partial or complete exemption from relevant professional examinations.
Cardiff offers unique opportunities for its students during their undergraduate studies. Students can undertake international study, volunteering and work placements through the Global Opportunities Team. Students can also learn a language for free as part of the Languages for All initiative – Welsh lessons are also offered to help students get a flavour for the unique cultural environment Cardiff provides. These extra services, as well as a dedicated Students’ Union (voted 2nd best in the UK two years in a row), ensure that students at Cardiff University thoroughly enjoy their experience. In the National Student Survey 2023, 72% of final-year undergraduate students reported that they were satisfied with their course.
Undergraduate students at Cardiff University are supported throughout their courses, right from day one up until graduation. In addition to having access to facilities supporting student wellbeing, such as the dedicated International Student Support team, Cardiff University students also have access to excellent careers and employability services. 95% of our graduates were in employment and/or further study, due to start a new job or course, 15 months after the end of their course.
A place in one of the University’s 5,543 student rooms is guaranteed to all first-year undergraduates entering the normal admissions cycle. The vast majority of student residences are single en-suite study bedrooms in self-catered flats. Students enjoy some of the lowest rents in the UK as Cardiff is the most affordable university city in the UK.
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Study with us at Cardiff University and you’ll join a thriving community of 10,000 postgraduate students from more than 115 countries. We have more than 300 postgraduate study options for you to choose from, including full-time, part-time, blended learning and distance learning courses for balancing study with professional, financial or family commitments..
90% of research at Cardiff University is officially world-leading or internationally excellent according to the latest independent assessment of research quality across UK higher education institutions (REF 2021).
We have a long history of providing outstanding research-led teaching. Our staff are experts in their fields, working at the forefront of their academic discipline – which means that you will too.
Bursting with culture, cuisine, architecture, entertainment and history, where beyond the buzz of the city, you will find incredible beaches, countryside and mountains. Cardiff was ranked the best city in the UK by Condé Nast Traveller in 2023. The city is also budget-friendly: Cardiff was recently ranked as the second UK’s most affordable university city (Natwest Student Living Index 2023).
We have a number of funding opportunities available, including our Master’s Excellence Scholarship scheme. Many courses are also eligible for government postgraduate loans for master’s programmes for UK and EU students. We want to help you make the most of your postgraduate experience, by ensuring you can access any additional help you may need. From money advice and confidential counselling to disability services and award-winning childcare, we’re here to support you every step of the way. Our Students' Union is the 2nd best in the UK (Whatuni Choice Awards 2024). Home to over 200 student societies and 60 sports clubs, a free employment service and a number of social spaces, the Students' Union caters to every student's needs.
Our Languages for All programme gives you the chance to improve your language skills alongside your studies – for free. Our flexible choice of study options allows you to learn in a way that suits you, through weekly classes, intensive sessions or independent learning.
Arts and Humanities (6)
Applied Linguistics (MA)
Archaeological Science (MSc)
Archaeology (MA)
Architectural Design (MA)
Architectural Studies (MArch)
Architecture: Professional Practice (PgDip)
Computational Methods in Architecture (MSc)
Conservation Practice (MSc)
Creative Writing (MA)
English Literature (MA)
Environmental Design of Buildings (1yr Distance Learning) (MSc)
Environmental Design of Buildings (2yr DL) (MSc)
Environmental Design of Buildings (3 year Distance Learning) (MSc)
Environmental Design of Buildings (MSc)
Forensic Linguistics (MA)
History (MA)
International Planning and Development (MSc)
International Planning and Urban Design (MSc)
Language and Linguistics (MA)
Master of Design Administration ((MDA) (Distance))
Master of Design Administration (MDA) (Full time blended learning)
Music (MA)
Philosophy (MA)
Spatial Planning and Development (MSc)
Sustainable Building Conservation (MSc)
Sustainable Mega-Buildings (MSc)
Theology (MTh)
Translation Studies (MA)
Transport and Planning (MSc)
Urban Design (MA)
Urban and Regional Development (MSc)
Business and Management (6)
Accounting and Finance (MSc)
Business Management (MSc)
Business Management with a Professional Placement Year (MSc)
Business Strategy and Entrepreneurship (MSc)
Finance (MSc)
Financial Economics (MSc)
International Management (MSc)
Maritime Policy and Shipping Management (MSc)
Marketing (MSc)
Social Science Research Methods (Management and Business Studies) (MSc)
Strategic Marketing (MSc)
Engineering and Technology (6)
Advanced Computer Science (MSc)
Advanced Computer Science with a Professional Placement Year (MSc)
Advanced Mechanical Engineering (MSc)
Artificial Intelligence (MSc)
Building and Infrastructure Information Modelling (BIM) for Smart Engineering (MSc)
Civil Engineering (MSc)
Civil and Geoenvironmental Engineering (MSc)
Civil and Water Engineering (MSc)
Compound Semiconductor Electronics (MSc)
Computing (MSc)
Computing and IT Management (MSc)
Computing and IT Management with Placement (MSc)
Computing with Placement (MSc)
Cyber Security and Technology
Data Analytics for Government (MSc)
Data Science and Analytics (MSc)
Electrical Energy Systems (MSc)
Manufacturing Engineering Innovation & Management (MSc)
Social Science Research Methods (Science and Technology Studies) (MSc)
Software Engineering (MSc)
Software Engineering with a Professional Placement Year (MSc)
Structural Engineering (MSc)
Wireless and Microwave Communication Engineering (MSc)
Wireless and Microwave Communication Engineering with a Research Year (MSc)
Wireless and Microwave Communication Engineering with a Year in Industry (MSc)
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Advanced Clinical Practice (MSc)
Advanced Healthcare Practice (MSc)
Applied Bioinformatics and Genetic Epidemiology (MSc)
Applied Bioinformatics and Genetic Epidemiology (MSc)
Applied Bioinformatics and Genomics (MSc)
Applied and Experimental Clinical Immunology (MSc)
Big Data Biology (MSc)
Cancer Biology and Therapeutics (MSc)
Children's Psychological Disorders (Msc)
Children’s Psychological Disorders (MSc)
Clinical Dentistry (Endodontology) (MClinDent)
Clinical Dentistry (Prosthodontics) (MClinDent)
Clinical Dermatology (MSc)
Clinical Geriatrics (MSc)
Clinical Optometry (MSc)
Clinical Pharmacy (MSc)
Cognitive and Behavioural Therapies (PgCert)
Cognitive and Behavioural Therapies (PgDip)
Community Health Studies (SPQ) (PgDip)
Critical Care (MSc)
Diabetes Practice (MSc)
Eye Care Governance (PgCert)
Genetic and Genomic Counselling (MSc)
Implantology (MSc)
Independent/Supplementary Prescribing (PgCert)
Master of Research in Biosciences (MRes)
Medical Education (MSc)
Medical Education (MSc)
Medical Education (MSc)
Medical Education (PgCert)
Medical Education (PgDip)
Medical Education (PgDip)
Medical Education (PgDip)
Medical Toxicology (MSc)
Neuroscience (MNeuro)
Neuroscience with Professional Training Year (MNeuro)
Occupational Therapy (MSc)
Orthodontics (MScD)
Palliative Medicine for Health Care Professionals (MSc)
Physiotherapy (MSc)
Physiotherapy (Pre-registration)
Practical Dermatology (MSc)
Pre-Registration Occupational Therapy (MSc)
Psychiatry (MSc)
Psychology (MSc)
Radiographic Reporting (PgCert)
Radiography (MSc)
Social Science Research Methods (Psychology) (MSc)
Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (Health Visiting) (PgDip)
Sport and Exercise Physiotherapy (MSc)
Sports and Exercise Physiotherapy (MSc) Full time
Sports and Exercise Physiotherapy (MSc) Part time
Therapeutic Prescribing for Optometrists (PgCert)
Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine (MSc)
Wound Healing and Tissue Repair (MSc)
Natural Sciences (6)
Advanced Chemistry (MSc)
Astrophysics (MSc)
Compound Semiconductor Physics (MSc)
Data Intensive Astrophysics (MSc)
Data Intensive Physics (MSc)
Environment and Development (MSc)
Environmental Geography (MSci)
Environmental Geoscience (MSci)
Environmental Hazards (MSc)
Exploration Geology (MSci)
Geology (MSci)
Global Ecology and Conservation (MSc)
Gravitational Wave Physics (MSc)
Mathematics (MSc)
Medicinal Chemistry (MSc)
Physics (MSc)
Social Science Research Methods (Environmental Planning) (MSc)
Sustainability Planning and Environmental Policy (MSc)
Sustainable Energy and Environment (MSc)
Water in a Changing World (MSc)
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Bar Training Course (LLM)
Broadcast Journalism (MA)
Computational and Data Journalism (MSc)
Cultural and Creative Industries (MA)
Digital Media and Society (MA)
Economics (MSc)
Education (MSc)
Global Cultures (MA)
Governance and Devolution (LLM)
Graduate Diploma in Law (GDip)
Human Resource Management (MSc)
Human Rights Law (LLM)
Intellectual Property Law (LLM)
International Commercial Law (LLM)
International Criminology and Criminal Justice (MSc)
International Economics, Banking and Finance (MSc)
International Human Resource Management (MSc)
International Journalism (MA)
International Public Relations and Global Communications Management (MA)
International Relations (MSc Econ)
Journalism, Media And Communications (MA)
Language and Communication Research (MA)
Law (LLM)
Legal Aspects of Medical Practice (LLM)
Legal Practice Course (LLM)
Logistics and Operations Management (MSc)
Magazine Journalism (MA)
News Journalism (MA)
Operational Research and Applied Statistics (MSc)
Operational Research, Applied Statistics and Financial Risk (MSc)
Political Communication (MA)
Politics and Public Policy (MA)
Public Health (MPH)
Social Science Research Methods (Criminology) (MSc)
Social Science Research Methods (Educational Studies) (MSc)
Social Science Research Methods (International Relations) (MSc)
Social Science Research Methods (Politics) (MSc)
Social Science Research Methods (Social Policy) (MSc)
Social Science Research Methods (Social Work) (MSc)
Social Science Research Methods (Social-Legal) (Law) (MSc)
Social Science Research Methods (Sociology) (MSc)
Social Work (MA)
Social and Public Policy (MSc)
Sustainable Supply Chain Management (MSc)
Welsh Government and Politics (MA)
Welsh and Celtic Studies (MA)
Others (1)
Business Administration (MBA)
Business Administration with Media (MBA)