Distance without attendance
2 years
JAN
MSc - Master of Science
Psychology (General)
Taught
Course Overview
Broaden your mind with our Psychology MSc.
Whether you’re looking to change direction and start a career in the industry, or you’re eager to benefit from a stronger understanding of how people think, act and feel, our course will help you to unlock your potential.
Accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS), this conversion course will ensure you develop the core knowledge of psychology needed by the BPS for Graduate Membership (GBC) – the first essential milestone on your journey towards a future as a Chartered Psychologist.
We’ve designed our Masters to be flexible. You can complete the course in around two years or take longer if you need to, and you’ll be free to study whenever and wherever you want - no need to come to campus. You can also pay your fees in module by module instalments.
The field of psychology offers a number of highly rewarding career paths. Completion of this BPS accredited course will help you gain GBC status – the first step you need to take in your journey towards becoming a chartered psychologist in any specialism.
As a Northumbria University student, you’ll be able to tap into our Careers and Employment Service, which offers a range of resources and support online.
Please refer to the university website for more details on the fee.
Please refer to the university website for more details on the fee.
A minimum of a 2:2 honours degree or equivalent.
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