MSc Psychology: Interpersonal Violence & Abuse

The MSc Psychology (Interpersonal Violence and Abuse) at the University of Cumbria is a postgraduate degree designed to provide students with advanced understanding and expertise of interpersonal violence and abuse at both individual and societal levels.Course Content: The program consists of modules that cover a range of topics such as developmental psychopathology, advanced psychology of violence, abuse and trauma, forensic mental health, professional practice, advanced research methods, advanced statistical methods, and MSc dissertation.Key Modules: The key modules include Developmental Psychopathology, Advanced Psychology of Violence, Abuse, and Trauma, Forensic Mental health, Professional Practice, Advanced Research Methods, Advanced Statistical Methods, and MSc Dissertation.Accreditations: As mentioned on the university website, the course has not specified any specific accreditation information.Future Careers: Career opportunities in this field can range in a variety of sectors including health and social care, education, criminal justice, third sector and charity organisations, industry, media, and government. The course can also provide a stepping stone for further academic study such as a Ph.D.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page. MSc Psychology (Interpersonal Violence and Abuse)