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Master's degree programmes

Umeå University offers a wide-range of one and two-year master's degree programmes - taught entirely in English - where you will study in an environment rich in opportunities for interdisciplinary research and instruction.

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Testimonials from recent graduates

“Professors, students, and researchers are all a friendly bunch, full of curiosity. They all treat each other with kindness and intellectual generosity.”

- Erik, graduate of the Master's programme in Cognitive Science.

“Umeå University has a great reputation and despite being a smaller city, the setting is very international.”

- Julia, graduate of the Master’s programme in Finance.

"The best part of the programme is the teachers. They're so full of life and excitement, it's amazing to learn from people who are this passionate about their subject."

- Orsolya, graduate of the Master's programme in Constitutional Law and Human Rights.

“I have received incredibly good support throughout the programme, the teachers are competent researchers and always been open to offering time and resources for extra support."

- Leila, graduate of the Master's programme in Artificial Intelligence.

"The different courses in my programme have helped me greatly to understand interrelationships of different actors and determinants that can contribute to an improved health situation in a society."

- Lena, graduate of the one-year Master's programme in Public Health.

"I was surprised that so many assignments were cool and playful to do, they felt more like games than studying. I found my closest friends in the programme and still have contact with them.”

- Roger, graduate of the Master's programme in Robotics and Control.