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- Psychological (Conversion) MSc
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Qualification
MSc - Master of Science
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Location
Run at the client site in the region of United Kingdom
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Study mode
Distance / Online
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Start date
19-SEP-22
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Duration
30 months
Course summary
In this programme you will learn to see the world differently and develop a deeper understanding of the human mind. Regardless of your prior experience with psychology, you will explore this complex yet fascinating subject to develop a broad and critical awareness of psychological theory and practice, as well as practical experience in innovative research methods. Our aim is to help students develop enquiring, problem-oriented minds with sufficient awareness of important research and applications in psychology to enable successful pursuit of careers in psychology and related disciplines.
WHY THIS PROGRAMME
- This conversion programme is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) and is designed to provide you with an opportunity to develop intellectual, practical, and professional skills that will be helpful in your future career, whatever that may be.
- Upon graduating from our programme, you can apply for Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC) of the BPS. With a GBC, you can then go on to further study in a specialist area and become a chartered psychologist.
Programme outcomes
- Critically evaluate principal and specialised theories of psychology.
- Identify, interpret and evaluate contemporary and historical research in psychology.
- Evaluate ways in which psychological theory can inform practice.
- Identify the ethical issues raised when people participate in psychological research or receive psychological treatment.
- Review the contrasting perspectives as to the nature of science and critically evaluate the extent to which Psychology may be considered scientific.
- Critically evaluate the influence of social, cultural and historical factors on psychological theory and research.
- Evaluate psychological research design and methodologies
- Use a range of statistics and research methodologies appropriate to psychology
- Demonstrate programming skills in R
- Design and conduct an original, significant empirical research project on a psychological topic.
CAREER PROSPECTS
This MSc can function as both a feeder for a PhD, Clinical Psychology Doctorate, or as an industry-focused qualification.
On successful completion of the Masters you will be able to apply for Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC) with the British Psychological Society. This will allow you to go on to further study in specialised areas of psychology.
Graduates of this programme are well placed for careers in clinical and health psychology, educational psychology and teaching. The skills you gain are also readily transferable to other industries.
Application deadline
31 August 2022
Modules
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