MSc Developmental Psychopathology

at Durham University

Teaching is generally organised into a number of 10 week course units involving 2 to 3 hours of lectures, seminars and workshops. Each 10 week unit is assessed by means of formative and summative assessments. The summative assessments count towards the final degree outcome. For the course as a whole, the assessments include examinations, written assignments, oral presentations and the dissertation.

Core modules
 

• Advanced Developmental Psychology Review (15 credits)
• Critical Research Practice (30 credits)
• Research Design in Child and Clinical Psychology (15 credits)
• Current Issues in Developmental Psychology & Psychopathology (30 credits)
• Statistics for Psychology and the Behavioural Sciences (15 credits)
• Advanced Statistics for Psychology and the Behavioural Sciences (15 credits)
• Dissertation (60 credits)

2:1 in Psychology or Psychology related subject (or equivalent).

If you are an international student who does not meet the requirements for direct entry to this degree, you may be eligible to take a pre-Masters pathway course at the Durham University International Study Centre.

Fees and funding
 

• Home students    £12,250 per year
• EU students    £27,500 per year
• Island students    £12,250 per year
• International students    £27,500 per year

The tuition fees shown are for one complete academic year of full time study, are set according to the academic year of entry, and remain the same throughout the duration of the programme for that cohort (unless otherwise stated).

Career destinations for graduates include consultant, advisor, human resources professional, talent manager, business analyst, market researcher, public relations professional, marketeer, administrator, manager, civil servant, coach, trainer or teacher. However, the broad nature of the curriculum ensures that graduates also qualify for career destinations in clinical and healthcare settings.