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PGDip Mental Health Research
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  • Develop your skills and knowledge in mental health research, supported by clinical and academic experts in the field.; Throughout your degree, you will learn from staff who are active researchers in
    PhD in Psychology - Mental Health
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  • Mental health research is a new strength in our department. This cutting edge work investigates a range of populations and disorders with different techniques and approaches such as Functional
    MSc Mental Health Research
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  • Develop your skills and knowledge in mental health research, supported by clinical and academic experts in the field.; Gain the confidence to work in clinical and research roles in mental health. By
    PhD in Psychology - Development and Cultural Processes
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  • Development and Cultural Processes spans early infancy to old age and encompasses cross-cultural and cross-species research. We have a particular strength in understanding factors predicting
    MSc Psycholinguistics
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  • Psycholinguistics is a vibrant and growing subfield of linguistics. Interested in the mechanisms that allow people to acquire, produce and comprehend language, our field spans an incredibly diverse
    PhD Psycholinguistics
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  • Join an interdisciplinary research community with a wide range of interests that converge on the cognitive dimensions of language ability and use. Your research You'll design, conduct and write up an
    PhD in Psychology - Language, Memory and Cognition
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  • We have conducted ground-breaking research on short-term and long-term memory for many years. Our research is investigating the role of sleep in memory and vocabulary consolidation, how subtle
    PhD in Psychology
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  • PhD and MPhil degrees both involve conducting research under the supervision of a member of staff and submitting the results in a thesis. PhD students study for three years (six years part-time),
    PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging
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  • As well as starting their research, first year graduate students attend training sessions designed to enhance their research skills and broad knowledge of cognitive neuroscience and