Master of Studies (MSt) degrees
The MSt is an academically-rigorous, part-time master’s degree containing a significant taught element and a research project, usually undertaken over two years.
Taught elements are normally broken down into discrete modules and research projects may be work-related, if appropriate. The programmes are designed to be flexible in order to support students in varying circumstances, including international students.
Cambridge MSts are tough: we offer a lot and we expect a lot. But if you have the commitment, the ability and the motivation, you can expect great rewards.
Jump straight to the course directory and browse our list of MSts.
Find out what’s on offer and apply to study an MSt here.
Information on visas and English language competence.
The costs of studying for an MSt and how you can fund your studies.
Policies and roles relating to MSts.
Information for University staff on MSts.
Master of Studies
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While course delivery styles vary from subject to subject and professor to professor, what remains constant throughout is the emphasis on developing alternative view points on contentious issues and developing fresh perspectives. Waleed Dhaduk |
