The joint MSc in Global Mental Health, delivered by King’s College London and LSHTM, prepares students to develop and run mental health programmes in low-resource and conflict-affected settings, drawing on the combined expertise of two world-leading institutions.
Hanken School of Economics offers a unique MSc specialisation in Humanitarian Logistics, one of the world’s few dedicated postgraduate programmes applying supply chain management to humanitarian contexts, delivered through the globally recognised HUMLOG research institute.
USI Lugano’s executive MASHLM is a part-time humanitarian professionals’ programme covering supply chain management, project management and humanitarian action across six intensive Lugano teaching blocks, including a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification.
Huddersfield’s MSc Supply Chain Management with Humanitarian Challenges is a 24-month programme combining supply chain management theory with the study of humanitarian challenges — migration, chemical weapons, desertification and global inequality — and the relationship between business and human rights.
Deakin University’s Master of Humanitarianism and Development is Australia’s leading postgraduate humanitarian programme, co-delivered with the Centre for Humanitarian Leadership (Deakin and Save the Children), available on campus, online or blended, with multiple 2026 intakes open.
The MSc in Humanitarian Policy and Practice at UCL is a one-year interdisciplinary degree equipping students to shape effective and politically grounded humanitarian policies and programmes, drawing on UCL’s world-leading expertise in public health, anthropology and humanitarian affairs.
Fordham University’s MS in Humanitarian Studies is a 30-credit interdisciplinary programme at the Institute of International Humanitarian Affairs, covering forced migration, human rights in conflict, urban disasters and education in crises, with evening classes in New York City.
Sciences Po Paris’s two-year Master in Human Rights and Humanitarian Action provides a unique interdisciplinary framework — drawing on philosophy, history, sociology and anthropology — with three academic semesters in Paris and one semester for an internship, exchange or thesis.