The course combines research methods training with the study of children and families, their development, roles and social contexts, in order to prepare students to undertake a research project on a child and family topic of their choice; it challenges students to look critically at the changing nature of childhood and families in the 21st century, within applied, ecological, interdisciplinary and cross-cultural perspectives; students demonstrate understanding of psychological approaches to child and family research questions and undertake a research project supervised by a psychologist accredited by the British Psychological Society.
A good degree (2.1 or equivalent) in Psychology; relevant professional experience is considered; plus satisfactory evidence of ability in English language if a non-native speaker.
UK/EU Student Fees £6,000, International Student Fees £12,900
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