The Master's programme in Clinical and Health Psychology at the University of Bolton offers an advanced understanding and knowledge in the theory, methods and practical applications of psychological therapies alongside training in conducting health psychology research. The course aims to bridge the gap between academic learning and research skills, ensuring that students are well-prepared for a career in healthcare or further research practices.Course Content: This course provides a broad-based understanding of complex and chronic health issues, such as obesity, mental illness, infertility, and addiction. It also focuses on learning the skills to improve patients’ psychological wellbeing and resilience, and to contribute to public health initiatives. The course covers research methods and advanced professional skills for practice in a healthcare setting.Key Modules: The taught modules in this PG course include Biopsychosocial Issues in Long Term Conditions, Psychological Aspects of Healthcare, Developing Professional Practice, Conducting Health Psychology Research, and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Chronic Health Conditions.Future Careers: Completing this course opens up opportunities in various sectors including healthcare, job roles like clinical psychologist, health psychologist, psychological wellbeing practitioner and researcher. It can also help you prepare for further study at the doctoral level which can lead to a professional career as a psychologist.For more information on this course, please visit the [official course page.](https://www.bolton.ac.uk/course/PSY032-F-UOB-MX)