The MSc in Computer Science offers students with a strong undergraduate background in computer science an opportunity to follow their interests in studying the subject at an advanced, research-led level. Students have the flexibility to choose from a wide range of modules in advanced topics including artificial intelligence, human-computer interaction, networks and distributed systems, and software engineering. 

The MSc in Artificial Intelligence is an advanced research-led course in the study of artificial intelligence, developing students' skills in logic, constraint programming, language processing, machine learning and neural networks. The MSc in Artificial Intelligence is a one-year taught programme run by the School of Computer Science.

The MSc in Mathematics consists of two semesters of taught courses run by the School of Mathematics and Statistics, followed by a dissertation undertaken over the summer months. This programme is particularly suited for those seeking a career in academic mathematical research or a mathematics-related career in the private sector. 

The MSc in Psychology is a conversion route for students who hold an undergraduate Honours degree in a subject other than psychology. The programme provides a detailed knowledge of the core areas of psychology and principal theoretical and methodological issues in the field.

The MSc in Marine Mammal Science prepares students for professional careers in the research and conservation of marine mammals. It is the only research-focused MSc degree in this popular subject worldwide and is taught by leading experts at the Sea Mammal Research Unit and the Scottish Oceans Institute.

The MLitt in Iranian Studies offers students the opportunity to study the history, politics and international relations of Iran in a diverse and intellectually stimulating environment. The MLitt in Iranian Studies is a one-year taught programme run by the School of History.  

This MSc in Marine Ecosystem Management provides students with a superior understanding of marine systems, exploring the interconnections between the physical environment, biodiversity, and the impacts of human activities. Taught by leading experts from the Scottish Oceans Institute, it is designed to prepare students for professional careers in research and management.

The International Education MSc allows students to integrate and explore theory and practice in the field of International Education. You will have the flexibility to select modules of interest and benefit to your future career and will interact online with students on education-related programs in St Andrews and around the world.

The Health Professions Education online program is for those interested in developing themselves in a healthcare education role and offers the flexibility of learning to suit those currently employed. The program will cultivate teaching practice that instills the principles and values of interprofessional education to support the development of the future and current healthcare workforce.

The MSc in Health Data Science explores the principles and practice of digital health as well as applied skills commonly needed for digital health careers. Healthcare is being transformed by digital technologies and big data analytics. On the MSc in Health Data Science, you will explore the principles and practices of digital health implementation.

The MSc in Environmental Science equips students from diverse scientific backgrounds with the practical and theoretical skills needed to tackle the biggest environmental challenges of our time. The degree includes training in analytical sciences and data analysis, modeling techniques, remediation practices, and reconstruction of biogeochemical processes from the atmosphere to soils, rivers, and oceans.

The MSc in Energy Policy and Finance has been specifically designed to match and address this complexity. This one-year program will equip students with the knowledge, critical insights, and practical skills necessary for understanding and helping to shape, manage and evaluate energy policy, and interpret and operate within energy markets and finance.

Digital Art History is an innovative programme that explores how digital tools and methods can be applied to art historical research. Students will critically examine the possibilities and limitations of digital methodologies while simultaneously developing practical skills in data visualisation, spatial mapping, 3D modelling, and network analysis.

Designed to develop core skills in data science, the program covers a mix of practical and theoretical issues integral to careers in many data-driven sectors. Students will learn how to approach real-world data problems, applying their newfound skills in critical thinking, problem solving, and analysis.

This Data Literacy for Social and Environmental Justice program will help you develop a range of skills to strengthen your potential to address injustices that harm human and non-human populations and the environment. It will build your ability to explore, manage, analyze, interpret, visualize, and communicate data to a range of audiences, from the lay public to academics and policymakers.