Spring 2027 Masters Programs Guide: Courses, Colleges and Start Dates

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Planning postgraduate study for the spring 2027 intake? Our editors have reviewed the published course catalogues of 10 institutions and organised 91 distinct postgraduate pathways into eight subject guides. This spring 2027 masters programs guide is a starting point for comparing schools, subjects and application schedules.

The review includes ESPAST’s eight listed colleges, the European Institute of Science and Society (EURISS), and London College of Diplomacy and International Relations. It covers 86 master’s or master-level pathways and five London Postgraduate Diploma pathways. The latter are related postgraduate options, not master’s degrees.

Spring 2027 Masters Programs Guide: Subjects, Schools and Programmes

Choose a subject below to open its detailed table. Each subject guide lists the programme names, links to official course pages, and the available information on duration, study format, starting dates and deadlines.

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Compare remote postgraduate routes in a dedicated set of subject tables.

Spring 2027 Admissions: When Do Programmes Start?

The reviewed pages advertise January, February and March 2027 arrangements. Several ESPAST colleges publish a 2 January online start, while ISIAP lists February online and 5 March on-site dates. FINCOM’s Business Administration, Marketing and Business Management course pages specify 5 February. London’s five postgraduate diplomas list 1 February.

There is no single deadline covering all institutions. EURISS and some FINCOM pages also contain differences between general admissions information and course-specific dates. The detailed guides identify these cases and mark programmes without a confirmed spring schedule. Obtain confirmation for the selected course and format before committing to travel or enrolment.

How Our Editors Counted the Programmes

The total of 91 counts one subject-and-award pathway at each institution. Online and campus versions of the same programme are combined rather than counted as separate subjects. A similar subject at another institution is counted separately because the curriculum, award and admissions arrangements belong to that institution.

The directory includes published postgraduate options relevant to spring planning; inclusion does not establish that every course has a confirmed spring opening. The subject tables distinguish confirmed published dates from arrangements requiring clarification.

From the Guide to Your Application

Open a subject table, compare the schools and follow the official programme link. Review entry requirements, teaching language, assessment, the exact award and whether tuition is annual or for the full programme. Prepare the documents that institution requests and use its own application route.

Every subject guide links back to this overview and across to the other categories, so you can compare related areas without returning to a long combined course table.

Editorial review: 1 November 2026. Information was checked against the linked institutional course and admissions pages. Course availability and individual admission decisions remain with the institutions.