MSc Psychological Research Methods

The Psychological Research Methods (General) is a postgraduate taught course offered by the University of Stirling. This course provides an excellent opportunity to gain comprehensive knowledge and training in a wide range of topics related to psychological research methods, aiming to equip students with the skills necessary for carrying out independent psychological research.Course Content: The course covers an extensive array of topics related to psychological research methods. These include both quantitative and qualitative methods, with an emphasis on multivariate statistics. In addition, the course places a strong focus on the critical evaluation of research, as well as on ethical and practical issues related to the research process.Key Modules: Key modules covered in this course include Advanced Data Analysis, Research Design and Process, and Qualitative Methods and Analysis. It also includes a substantial independent research project, enabling students to put their learnt skills into practice.Accreditations: This course is accredited by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), recognizing its high-quality curriculum and comprehensive training in research methods.Future Careers: The skills acquired throughout this course provide an excellent foundation for careers in areas such as clinical and educational psychology, marketing, and policy research. It also prepares students for further academic research and doctoral study in psychology.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.