Psychology Degrees

...knowledge and a comprehensive suite of skills required to practise as occupational psychologists in a wide range of organisational environments... Learn about: Organisational Change, Learning and Development, Occupational Psychology...

...theories and literature to be eligible for the Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC) of the British Psychological Society; Have developed a... Learn about: Psychology Project, Sports psychology, Cognitive Psychology...

...This programme has been specifically designed for those intending to pursue a career in clinical psychology and to apply for a place on the professional... Learn about: Data analysis, Mental Health, Clinical Psychology...

...will be assessed staff teaching on the course You want to work with children and families to help each child fulfil their potential. You’re excited... Learn about: Early Childhood Education, Full Time...

...How do our brains recover from injury? How can teachers encourage their pupils to grow in the face of adversity? Throughout the course you’ll gain several core skills...

...exploring how crime might be prevented as well as the role of the police, courts and other agencies. You will acquire the interpersonal skills to... Learn about: Applied Psychology...

...As well as covering the British Psychological Society’s (BPS) recommended curriculum, we also offer opportunities to take a voluntary work placement... Learn about: Applied Psychology...

...which is the first step toward becoming a professional psychologist. Year 1 Year 1 will introduce you to both psychology and sociology. You will also learn... Learn about: Applied Psychology...

...the development of an understanding of the role of evidence and its relationship to theory. In relation to this, students will acquire knowledge and experience... Learn about: Applied Psychology...

...psychologist Gaining entry for GBC normally requires an honours degree in psychology, entailling 3 years of study. However, through this one-year intensive programme...

...MSc (pre-registration) occupational therapy students undertake components from a number of the current BSc modules/study blocks, as well as shared teaching... Learn about: Mental Health, Occupational Therapy...

...but these offer a good idea of what we teach. Full-time Compulsory Compulsory Reading Module: Political and Economic Issues in Anthropology Compulsory Reading Module...

...Research Methods in Psychology Psychology Research Methods in Practice Research Methods Biological and Cognitive Psychology Typical Dissertations The dissertation...

...Brain and Cognition Psychological Perspectives on Contemporary Issues Research Methods Statistics Physical Activity, Health and Wellbeing Introduction...

...Clinical Psychology Psychological Perspectives on Contemporary Issues Level 2 Compulsory Biological Psychology Social Psychology Quantitative Research...

...in different ways according to discipline. Find out about what progress might look like at each stage of study here: Research degree progress structure...

...this course will enable graduates to move into the many career paths which are found within the fields of animal welfare and the behavioural sciences...

...skills alongside the ability to communicate with clients in a professional and approachable style Become proficient in diagnostic techniques and the delivery...

...Be taught by academics who are active researchers in learning disability Participate in live web-based chat forums, e-conferencing, and individual tutorials... Learn about: Psychology of Learning...

...BSP Course Overview This course is accredited as conferring eligibility for the Graduate Basis for Chartership, provided the minimum standard of a Second...