MSc Developmental Psychology

The Developmental Psychology programme at the University of Dundee is a full-time, one-year course that offers students a comprehensive understanding of the processes and mechanisms that underpin psychological development. It's designed for individuals who wish to gain a deeper knowledge of development across the lifespan, including in atypical development and individual differences. Course Content: This programme covers a diverse range of topics, including cognitive and social development, language, identity, and the developmental origins of health and disease. It also includes a research project under the supervision of an expert academic, where students can dive deep into a subject matter that interests them.Key Modules: The course comprises of several modules, with the main ones being Developmental Psychology; Research Methods and Analytical Techniques; Individual Differences; Health Psychology; and a Developmental Psychology Research Project.Accreditations: The University of Dundee is internationally recognized and is consistently rated amongst the UK's most student-friendly universities.Future Careers: The course provides a strong base for subsequent professional training in areas such as clinical, educational, and health psychology, as well as a variety of roles within policy, teaching, and research.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.