Psychology MSc

The MSc Psychology (Conversion) is accredited by the British Psychological Society, allowing graduates to gain Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC), an essential step toward professional psychology careers or further postgraduate study.

The programme consists of seven core modules designed to provide a comprehensive foundation in key areas of psychology. In Term 1, you will study Contemporary Social Psychology, Research Methods in Psychology, and Developmental Psychology, developing core theoretical understanding alongside essential research skills. In Term 2, modules include Cognition, Biopsychology, and Psychology of Individual Differences, covering mental processes, brain–behaviour relationships, and personality.

The degree culminates in a 60-credit MSc Psychology Research Dissertation, where you will conduct an independent research project under academic supervision. This allows you to apply your knowledge, develop advanced analytical and research skills, and demonstrate your understanding of psychological science. Overall, the programme equips you with the knowledge and competencies required for careers in psychology or related fields.