Taught Masters courses

The Department of Psychology currently offers four taught courses at masters level.

The masters course is taken over one year full-time, although part-time options are also available. All our masters programmers have core and options modules, making them flexible. Individuals are encouraged to work with their supervisors in planning a path through their programme which best caters for their academic interests.

MSc in Cognitive Neuroscience

Meg scanner

Provides a bridge between undergraduate study and PhD research in cognitive neuroscience, with substantial hands-on experience of MRI, MEG and TMS.

MSc Developmental Disorders of Learning and Cognition

Important Notice: We regret that due to unforeseen circumstances this course will not run in 2012/13.

Reading, learning and cognition

Combines theory and practice in the fields of cognition and cognitive impairments as a foundation for further research or practical work with children with learning difficulties.

MSc in Applied Forensic Psychology

An equal balance of practice-based, methodological and theoretically driven modules designed to foster autonomy within the bounds of professional practice.
We also offer a MSc in Forensic Psychology Studies course.

Master of Research in Psychology

Applied forensic psychology

Provides the analytical and practical skills required for undertaking research at PhD level, but also a firm foundation for future success in other career areas.