Psychology of Mental Health (Conversion) (MSc)

at University of Edinburgh

Modules
 

• Developmental Psychology & Developmental Psychopathology
• Individual Differences in Mental Health
• Social Psychology and Mental Health
• Research Methods in Applied Psychology
• Psychological Research Methods: Data Management and Analysis
• Biological Psychology
• Cognitive Psychology and Cognitive Disorders
• Psychological Therapies
• Conceptual and Theoretical Psychology

• A UK 2:1 honours degree or its international equivalent.

Rest of UK
£13,000

International/EU
£27,100

Graduates will be eligible to register with the British Psychological Society through graduate basis for chartered membership (GBC). This will create career opportunities where a psychology degree is advantageous or essential. It also creates opportunities for advanced professional training in psychology (e.g. Clinical Psychology or Educational Psychology), which normally require an undergraduate degree in psychology.

You will also develop a range of sophisticated psychological research skills that will open career opportunities in research, including research assistant posts and doctoral research training.