MSc Social Science Research Methods (Psychology)

The Social Science Research Methods (Psychology) MSc is a postgraduate course offered by Cardiff University. Designed to provide students with a comprehensive training in social science research, this course features a wide range of methodological approaches and includes supervision from leading experts in their field. Course Content: The Social Science Research Methods (Psychology) course provides an in-depth understanding of social science theory, practice and methodology, covering areas such as quantitative methods, experimental design, data analysis, and epistemological foundations. The programme also includes a research-based dissertation. Key Modules: Some key modules include Research Designs and Process, Quantitative Research Methods, Qualitative Research Methods, Data Analytics, and the final Research study in the form of a dissertation. Accreditations: The Social Science Research Methods (Psychology) MSc course is recognised by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) as part of the University's membership to the Economic and Social Research Council's Wales Doctoral Training Partnership (Wales DTP). Future Careers: This course prepares students primarily for research-related roles within social science settings, however, the skills acquired can also be applied to careers in psychology, human resources, social policy, government, and more. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.