Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
LTSM’s Masters programmes attract highly-motivated graduates from around the world. Programmes follow a modular framework in which students follow a core set of taught modules specified for their programme and then select from a variety of optional modules. This allows students to tailor their programmes according to their individual interests and prior experience. Each Masters programme runs for approximately 50 weeks and comprises orientation, taught modules and a research project leading to the submission of a dissertation. All programmes also offer the opportunity to exit at Postgraduate Certificate (60-credit) or Diploma (120-credit) level. Degrees are awarded by the University of Liverpool.
Changes have been made to our MSc programmes for 2010-11. Please look at the web pages for individual programmes for further details.
Current Programmes
* Previously MSc Humanitarian Programme Management
Entrance Requirements
The web site for each programme states the entrance requirements with respect to academic qualifications and prior experience. All programmes are taught in English. Students whose first language is not English must provide proof of competency in English (IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL iBT 88 / paper-based 570).
Career Opportunities
Many alumni of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine hold prominent positions in health ministries, universities, hospitals and international organisations throughout the world. Graduates are competitively placed to begin PhD programmes, seek employment as research assistants, work in developing countries with a wide variety of employers, or return to previous employers with enhanced knowledge and skills with which to advance their existing careers.
