Master’s degrees at LSTM

Our expert-led master’s degrees combine fundamental knowledge with specialised options to match your personal interests and career goals.

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Compare LSTM master’s degrees across global health, public health, humanitarian health, tropical medicine, infectious disease, One Health and research. Study online or in Liverpool, with programmes designed around real-world health challenges.



Student life

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Facilities

Discover our state-of-the-art, multi-million-pound teaching facilities, complete with flexible study zones and an immersive reality suite to elevate your learning.

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Liverpool

Liverpool is a vibrant city steeped in history and brimming with modern energy. It offers great transport links, affordable living and a friendly multicultural community.

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Support

We’re here to help you feel at home and make the most of opportunities, so you can stay on track and achieve your ambitions.

Research shapes what you learn

Our teaching draws on research tackling some of the world’s most pressing health challenges. Learn from experts generating evidence, testing new approaches and working with partners to put research into practice.

See our research in action

Tiny Targets

Tiny Targets is an innovative vector control initiative led by LSTM and partners to reduce the spread of sleeping sickness. The aim was to reduce tsetse fly densities below the threshold that allows transmission of the disease.

TOCSINS Drug Trial

TOCSINS (Trial of Oral Combination Therapies for Snakebite Envenoming) is a groundbreaking project aiming to develop and test oral snakebite treatments that can be easily administered in the field

Urban SHADE

Urban SHADE is a three-year research initiative that aims to enhance the responsiveness of health services to extreme weather events in 10 urban informal settlements across seven cities in India, Kenya, and Sierra Leone.


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