Developmental Psychology in Research and Practice MSc
Master
In Guildford
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Type
Master
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Location
Guildford
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Duration
1 Year
Studying both atypical and typical development from infancy to old age, our course will also expose you to important, emerging research and exciting hot topics in developmental psychology.
We’ll also teach you the ‘ins’ and ‘outs’ of different approaches to studying developmental processes, including the range of theories, methods and practical issues involved in working with individuals at different developmental stages. You’ll also learn about mental health issues across people’s lives, and evaluate therapeutic interventions for a range of developmental difficulties.
You’re guaranteed to gain valuable professional experience while studying with us thanks to our supported placements in various developmental psychology settings, giving you a competitive edge in the graduate job market. Your placements could take place in clinical, educational, social care or research settings, allowing you to build valuable transferable skills and the ability to improve your professional practice.
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About this course
Why do human beings change over the course of a lifetime?
From childhood to adulthood, studying our MSc Developmental Psychology in Research and Practice will help you understand this question. Our School of Psychology is one of the largest, most active and pioneering postgraduate training departments in the UK, helping to put you in an excellent position to enjoy a fruitful career in this speciality.
Taught by forward-thinking academics, you will benefit from exceptional insight and research into infant and child development and how mental health adapts and changes across the length of a person’s lifetime. Our course combines the academic and practical learning you need to succeed through a blend of taught modules and an integrated professional placement in developmental psychology.
A minimum of a 2:1 UK honours degree in Psychology, or a recognised international equivalent.
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Subjects
- Mental Health
- Psychology
- Mental Health Nurse
- Healthcare
- Mental Health Treatment
- Health Management
- Health Administration
- Health and Social Care
- Research
- Research methods
Course programme
Module title
- DISSERTATION 8000-10000 WORDS
- ACADEMIC RESEARCH TRAINING
- MENTAL HEALTH ACROSS THE LIFESPAN
- PREPARATION FOR PLACEMENT
- QUALITATIVE RESEARCH METHODS
- INFANT AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT
- PLACEMENT IN DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
- QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH METHODS
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Developmental Psychology in Research and Practice MSc