MSc Psychology

The MSc Psychology course offered by University of Bolton is a comprehensive program designed to give a strong foundation in psychology with an emphasis in research. Spanning over full-time 18 months course duration, the master's program targets to equip students with major theories, principles and models of human behaviour, more specifically in the field of cognitive, biological, developmental and social psychology. Course Content: The program focuses on the development of key research skills and an ethical and critical thinking approach to interpreting data. Students will be conducted through several exercises aiming to provide understanding and knowledge of different psychological approaches. Another vital aspect involves the teaching of computational thinking skills that enable students to analyse and interpret complex psychological data. Key Modules: The MSc Psychology curriculum includes a variety of modules such as Principles and Practice of Research, Advanced Quantitative Data Analysis, Foundations in Cognitive Psychology, Biological Psychology, Social Psychology, Developmental Changes and Lifespan, Ethics and Applied Psychology, and finally an Independent Masters Project.Accreditations: The course is fully accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) and on successful completion, it provides eligibility for the Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC), provided the student gain a minimum of a second-class honours classification.Future Careers: Students graduating from this program have a broad range of career options in psychology, including roles in health and social care, business and education sectors. Other prospects include further research opportunities leading to a PhD.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.