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MSc PGDip Psychology (Conversion)

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    MSc/PGDip 1 year full-time; 9 months

Masters Degree Description

This course is designed for students who wish to pursue a career in psychology, who do not have a first degree in the subject. It will give you the breadth of knowledge you need, while enabling you to explore your interests in greater depth.   

In the School of Psychology, we are transforming lives and shaping the future with our teaching and research. Our work has real-world impact. For example, our research is contributing to better treatment of autistic people in the criminal justice system, and greater understanding of why drivers often fail to see motorcyclists at junctions.

Entry Requirements

2:1 (or international equivalent) and a maths qualification equivalent to at least a grade 4 (C) at GCSE. Evidence of these qualifications will be required in your application.

 

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Fees

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Student Destinations

Psychology graduates can find rewarding careers in clinical, health, educational, and occupational psychology, and criminology. Psychologists are also welcome in many other contexts, such as human resources, management and marketing.

Our graduates have gone on to work for organisations such as the UK Government, the NHS, and charities such as Headway and Rethink Mental Illness.

Module Details

Core modules

  • Conceptual and Historical Issues in Psychology10 credits
  • Personality and Individual Differences10 credits
  • Neuroscience and Behaviour20 credits
  • Social and Developmental Psychology20 credits
  • Empirical Research Project40 credits
  • Cognitive Psychology20 credits
  • Research Methods and Analysis20 credits
  • Practical Methods20 credits

Optional modules

  • Clinical Psychology
  • Neuropsychology of Action: The Body in the Brain
  • Neuropsychology and Applied Neuroimaging
  • Cognitive Development and Autism
  • Forensic and Mental Health
  • Educational Psychology
  • Mechanisms of Learning and Psychopathology
  • The Visual Brain: Evolution, Development, Learning and Adaptation
  • Understanding Developmental Differences
  • Cognition in the Real World
  • Applying Social Psychology to Societal Issues

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