Do you have a Masters degree? What's it in?

[TravellingSpoon]

I am playing my second favourite game this evening (after the Rightmove game) of looking all the different Masters degrees on FindaMasters. Some of them sound so interesting.

@BikeRunSki

My MSc was the most intensive and rigorous of my qualifications, and the year I did it, very hard.

I’d been doing the job for two or three years before going back to uni to do the Masters - I thought it would be hard but coming from regularly working 10 hour days it wasn’t as challenging as I was expecting (apart from bloody rock mechanics - so much maths).

Loved doing the dissertation though - especially as I suggested a topic my supervisor had never even heard of. Got quite a neat paper out of it too.

Some of these sounds so interesting. Much more so than my Accountancy and Finance MA

Forensic and biological anthropology

Occupational Psychology.

Social work

Psychology

Healthcare management

Just started an MSc in Education, Power and Social Change. So far, so good!

Specialist Community Public Health Nursing.

Autism

Marine and Freshwater Ecology

Psychology

Social Work

Sport & Exercise Psychology

MRes in Cancer.

I was fortunate enough to work in a group focusing on a specific gene, its expression and variants in breast cancer that I was also interested in.

I was offered a funded PhD with the same research group (and PI), but had to turn it down due to family circumstances.

Whilst I made my decision for the right reasons, it's one of my biggest regrets.

Conservation of Historic Buildings.

English Literature.

@TravellingSpoon

I am playing my second favourite game this evening (after the Rightmove game) of looking all the different Masters degrees on FindaMasters. Some of them sound so interesting.

OP we have the same hobbies

I have a postgraduate translation qualification but not strictly a Masters.

Would love to do an MA in Medieval Studies!

Dyslexia

Autonomous Healthcare Practice (advanced diagnostic skills and clinical interventions)

Museum Studies

@TakingTheLowRoad - I’m investing Dyslexia. Worth it?

Social Research Methods

Clinical science, with cardiac science as my specialism.

MBA and MSc Technology Management.