MSc Psychology

The MSc Psychology is a postgraduate course offered by the University of Birmingham. This course is designed to develop a broad understanding of the principles underlying the field of psychology. The rigorous study programme includes both theoretical and empirical aspects of psychology, and caters to students looking to increase their knowledge and understanding of psychology for progression to a research degree, or wanting to supplement their career in another area with psychological knowledge.Course Content: The MSc Psychology course offers compulsory modules in Brain and Mind, Research Methods and Statistics, and Current Issues in Psychology. The course also includes a research project and dissertation.Key Modules: Core modules include 'Brain and Mind', 'Research Methods and Statistics', and 'Current Issues in Psychology'. Optional modules can be chosen from a range including 'Criminal Behaviour', 'Health Psychology', 'Developmental Disorders', 'Perception and Action', 'The Psychology of Football', and 'Mathematical Modelling'.Accreditations: This is a conversion course, providing graduates from other science disciplines with the opportunity to pursue a career in psychology. The programme is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS), and provides eligibility for Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership, provided that the student obtains a minimum of 50% overall.Future Careers: On graduating, you will be well placed to move specifically into a career in psychology or use your knowledge of psychology to enhance your career prospects in related fields. Many graduates also choose to continue their studies, pursuing a PhD.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.