MSc Psychology

The MSc Psychology course at Teesside University is a conversion course that is designed for graduates from disciplines other than psychology. It offers a broad introduction to the field, exposing students to all of the main sub-disciplines and providing rigorous training in research methods. Course Content: This full-time course, spanning one year, covers key concepts, theories, and methods in psychology. Students learn about the breadth and depth of psychological theories and concepts, along with their applications. The curriculum includes psychopathology, cognitive and biological psychology, social psychology, lifespan development, and qualitative and quantitative methods.Key Modules: The course consists of core modules that include Understanding Psychological Research, Advanced Psychological Research, and Psychology in Practice. Other modules encompass Biological and Cognitive Psychology, Lifespan Development, Social Psychology and Psychopathology. Accreditations: This course is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS). Graduation from an accredited course is the first step to becoming a Chartered Member of the Society.Future Careers: Upon graduation, students may pursue further specialist study in areas such as forensic, educational and clinical psychology. Others may choose to work in related professions such as human resources, mental health and wellbeing, education or research.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.