MSc in the Psychology of Social Relations

What you'll study The programme is made up of a total of 180 credits, comprised of: four core modules (totalling 105 credits). two core optional module (30 credits). three other optional modules (totalling 45 credits). Core modules The following modules are all required: Critical Issues in the Psychological Study of Social Relations. Statistical Methods. Research, Design and Analysis. Independent Research Project of your choice, supervised by leading experts in the field. Core optional modules You select two of the following core optional modules which focus on child relationships, adult close relationships, or group relations: Social-Moral Development. The Interpersonal Self. Social Psychology of Social Problems. For the 2017-2018 academic year, The Interpersonal Self will not be offered, so you will need to take both Social Moral Development and Social Psychology of Social Problems. Optional modules Three other optional modules may be selected from a range offered in the Department of Psychology, including the remaining core optional module listed above. Other possible modules include: Addictive Behaviours. Psychology and Education - For 2017-18 academic year this module will not be offered. Investigative Forensic Psychology. Psychology of the Arts, Aesthetics and Attraction. Advanced Quantitative Methods. Statistical Data Analysis Project. Theoretical Issues in Psychology. The following options are also available to students in this MSc programme from the Institute of Management Studies (IMS). There is a possibility that some of these modules are not available as they may be offered at the same time as one of the Psychology modules above... Organisational Behaviour and Health.. Leadership and Talent Management.. Psychology of Marketing and Advertising.. Training, Coaching and Counselling Please note that due to staff research commitments or other issues, not all of these modules may be available every year. Download the programme specification for the 2018-19 intake. If you would like an earlier version of the programme specification, please contact the Quality Office. Please note that due to staff research commitments not all of these modules may be available every year.