MSc Psychology, Culture and Evolution

The Psychology, Culture, and Evolution MSc program at Brunel University London merges elements of psychology, anthropology, and biology. It provides students a unique opportunity to explore diverse subjects including evolutionary theory, diverse cultures, and societal relationships while understanding different aspects of human behavior.Course Content: The course offers students a varied selection of subjects for comprehensive learning. Students study important aspects of Social Psychology, Cultural Psychology, and Biological Psychology. They also engage in independent project work. In the course, students get the opportunity to design their own experiments by utilising the department’s advanced facilities and laboratories.Key Modules: The core modules consist of Culture and Psychology, Evolution and Human Behaviour, Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods. Optional modules include Advanced Developmental Psychology, Critical Essay, Health Behaviours and Behaviour Change, and Psychological Approaches in Health and Illness.Accreditations: Upon completion of this Master's program students will be awarded a Psychology, Culture, and Evolution MSc from Brunel University London.Future Careers: Students receiving the MSc degree in Psychology, Culture, and Evolution gain employability in a range of sectors such as health, marketing, government, NGOs, education and research. The students can pursue research, become psychologists, counselors, or work in health-based programmes or interventions dealing with major societal issues.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.