This programme, new for 2017 entry, will enable you to understand and address human behaviour in all its real-life diversity and contemporary colour. It will cover subjects including cross-cultural and individual differences in behaviour, and methods and applications for comparing behaviour from diverse populations.

The programme will equip you with the theoretical knowledge, state-of-the-art tools and transferable skills relevant to the investigation and understanding of a broad range of behaviour expressed in complex and diverse applied settings.

The Masters will have streams in:

• Cognitive Neuroscience
• Cross-cultural and Comparative Studies
• Typical and Atypical Development

It will be jointly delivered in English by Psychology departments at three leading European institutions: Goldsmiths, KU Leuven Belgium, and PPCU Budapest Hungary. This means there will be input from specialists in computer science, ethology and anthropology, and of course world-leading expertise in the emerging field of translational behavioural science.

You will complete three placements, and also a research dissertation at the institution of your choice.

*New programme: Subject to validation
Please note: 'subject to validation' means that we will be offering this degree providing it is approved by the Goldsmiths Academic Board.

If you have specific questions about the degree, contact Dr Karina Linnell