Integrated masters programmes
Enrich your undergraduate degree with an additional year at postgraduate level
What are integrated masters programmes?
Our integrated masters programmes are undergraduate programmes that contain an extra year of study at postgraduate level. They are designed for students who are ready to make the jump from school or college to university, or for individuals who are looking for a career move.
Why study a four-year degree over a three year alternative?
Our integrated masters programmes are perfectly designed to enable you to:
- stand out from the crowd
- enhance your research journey
- improve your future career direction
- fast track your career
- advance your subject or clinical knowledge
- develop leadership, managerial and research skills.
Health degrees
Provider of the largest range of healthcare courses in the region
Focus on hands-on learning
Expert professionally registered staff
Explore your course options
- MNurs (Hons) Nursing (Adult Health and Child Health)
- MNurs (Hons) Nursing (Adult Health and Mental Health)
- MNurs (Hons) Nursing (Child Health and Mental Health)
- MOccTh (Hons) Occupational Therapy
- MPhysio (Hons) Physiotherapy
- MPsych (Hons) Advanced Psychology
- MPsych (Hons) Clinical Psychology
- MPsych (Hons) Human Neuroscience
- MDiet (Hons) Dietetics
The MPsych programme gave me the time to develop my research skills further, I am now much more confident in these skills. It has given me the skills needed to conduct individual and corporate research. I enjoy being given the freedom and resources to pursue research I’m interested in.
David, MPsych (Hons) Advanced Psychology Student
- 3 Teaching is combined alongside the corresponding three year BSc route.
- 3 Most courses are four years long, with part-time routes and an optional sandwich placement year available for select courses.
- 3 Entry tariff is higher than standard BSc routes.
- 3 Register as a healthcare professional or psychologist upon successful completion.
- 3 High employment rates across the healthcare sector
- 3 Benefit from a minimum of £5,000 to train for nursing, occupational therapy and physiotherapy students as part of the Learning Support Fund.
State-of-the-art clinical and research facilities
Wide array of hands-on placements
Courses with 100% employment rates
Science and engineering degrees
Gain industry experience with placement opportunities
Study in world-class facilities
World-class research
I think the University offers some of the UK’s best courses with incredible lecturers, who do some really interesting research in their own fields, as well as being in an amazing location: close to Dartmoor and right by the sea.
Studying at Plymouth University helped me to develop my theoretical knowledge and helped me to implement this knowledge in a practical manner: which is what attracted employers to me.
Tom Jarvis – Meng Electrical and Electronic Engineering graduate
- 3 Benefit from world-class research from internationally renowned researchers.
- 3 Work towards professional accreditation
- 3 Draw on our strong industry links and benefit from industry participation in course development, delivery and project sponsorship.
- 3 Most courses are four years long with optional sandwich placement year available for selected courses.
