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Research Methods (Developmental Psychology) MA
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  • The MA in Research Methods (Developmental Psychology) is an ESRC-accredited Social Sciences & Health Faculty degree in which departments from across the University work together to deliver a tailored
    MSc Biomedical Engineering
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  • This course is led by the Department of Engineering with some input from the Department of Biosciences.Prospective students registered in this new innovative programme will gain the necessary skills
    Cognitive Neuroscience MSc
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  • The MSc Cognitive Neuroscience is aimed at those who are seeking to build up knowledge and practical experience of Cognitive Neuroscience and Psychology.Students from our course go on to pursue
    Behavioural Science MSc
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  • The MSc in Behavioural Science is aimed at students who are seeking access to cutting-edge behavioural science research, advanced training in quantitative methods, and instruction in the application
    MRes Psychology
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  • The Department of Psychology offers 3 to 3.5 year PhD funding schemes and 1 year Master’s research degrees (full time or part time). These research degrees offer the unique opportunity to tackle
    MSc Psychology (Conversion)
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  • Turn your passion for psychology into a career - even if your first degree was in another subject.Our MSc Psychology (Conversion) course gives you the foundation you need to enter the world of
    PhD Psychology
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  • The Department of Psychology offers 3 to 3.5 year PhD funding schemes and 1 year Master’s research degrees (full time or part time). These research degrees offer the unique opportunity to tackle
    Research Methods (Behavioural Science) MA
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  • The MA in Research Methods (Behavioural Science) is a Social Sciences & Health Faculty degree in which departments from across the University work together to deliver a tailored study programme that
    MSc Physical Activity, Health and Society
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  • Regular physical activity provides significant benefits to health, both mentally and physically, as well as improving fitness and wellbeing. However, currently in the UK, around 34% of males and 42%