MSc Psychology in Education

The Psychology in Education MSc at Cardiff Metropolitan University is a full-time or part-time course that examines the intersection of psychology and education. This course guarantees a critical understanding of theories of learning and motivates you to build psychological aspects into a professional setting. It is perfect for professionals, such as teachers and education practitioners, who are keen to further understand how psychology can impact learning and teaching.Course Content: This course combines key concepts of both psychology and education. Students will be looking into core areas such as the psychology of teaching and learning, social, emotional, and cultural aspects of learning, and the psychology of inclusive education. Along with this, students will also be required to complete a dissertation.Key Modules: Core modules include Research Methods in the Social Sciences, Dissertation, The Psychology of Teaching and Learning, The Social, Emotional, and Cultural Aspects of Learning, The Psychology of Inclusive Education, and an Optional Module.Accreditations: While specifics are not given, the course page notes that the Psychology in Education MSc has been designed in response to the British Psychological Society (BPS) Division of Educational and Child Psychology guidelines.Future Careers: The course aims to provide you with a significant advantage if you wish to apply for a Ph.D. in Education and/or Psychology, or to work in Educational and child support settings.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.