Online/Distance
2 years
SEP-22
MSc - Master of Science
Psychology (General)
Taught
This programme has been designed for those who hold an undergraduate degree that is not in psychology, but who wish to change direction and study or pursue a career in psychology.
KEY COURSE FEATURES
ASSESSMENT & TEACHING
Students will be expected to attend face-to-face teaching across three residential teaching weekends per academic year (running between Saturday noon-Monday noon, different timings apply). Students will also be expected to attend two ‘on campus’ days per academic year. During this contact time, students will engage in lectures, seminars and workshops aimed at enhancing their knowledge in a particular module. Each residential weekend will be focused on a different core module (e.g. developmental psychology). The remainder of the study will be self-directed distance learning from home.
Study at home will include reading, the completion of set assignments, the viewing of webinar material and engagement in online forum discussions.
Assignments include the completion of essays, reports, poster presentations, oral presentations and coursework.
CAREER PROSPECTS
Our Careers & Employability service is there to help you make decisions and plan the next steps towards a bright future. From finding work or further study to working out your interests, skills and aspirations, they can provide you with the expert information, advice and guidance you need.
This course would be ideal for those who wish to progress onto formal training to become a psychologist, or who wish to pursue a career in academia in psychology.
For this course (overall cost)
£4,495
Full-time fee is £12,500 per year and it is a guide for part time students. Part-time fees are pro-rata of full-time fees.
Applicants will need to have completed and passed a Bachelor’s degree in any subject prior to enrolling on the programme. Ideally, applicants will have at least a 2:1, though students with a 2:2 will also be considered. Applicants will need to have a keen interest in learning about key psychological theories and have the ability to undertake a piece of research. Successful applicants will need to complete 3 free short courses which run in July and August for entry to the programme (in limited cases there may be an exemption from one of them, this will be determined at interview). We welcome people from a range of different subject backgrounds to apply. Successful applicants will be invited for an interview, which can also take place via an online video conferencing platform such as Skype if you do not live locally to the university.
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Full time | 1 year | SEP-22
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