MSc Psychological Research Methods

at University of Lincoln

Module Overview

This module covers basic concepts underlying multivariate analysis, such as factor analysis and multiple regression as well as qualitative data analysis. Students gain an appreciation of advanced statistical procedures and methods via hands on practical experience in computer workshop sessions. By the end of the course students will understand how to select appropriate methodologies in relation to research aims and be able to critically appraise the advantages and limitations of these methodologies in relation to research aims.

Master's Level
 

• Advanced Research Methods in Psychology (Core)
• Applied Neuropsychology (Core)
• Brain, Behaviour and Lifespan Development (Core)
• MSc Thesis (Core)
• Research Methods in Perception and Cognition (Core)
• Research Methods in Psychology (Core)

The admissions criteria for the programme are a minimum 2:2 undergraduate degree and the equivalent to a C in GCSE maths. Applicants with non-standard entry requirements will also be considered, including those with relevant experience (for example, mature students with work experience). These applicants will be requested for additional information to assess their aptitude for the programme and are invited for interview.

Applicants may be interviewed before they are accepted on the course, to make sure that they are suitable for the course. 

Overseas students will be required to demonstrate English language proficiency equivalent to IELTS 6.0 overall, with a minimum of 5.5 in each element. 

Home    
£8,100

International    
£16,000

This programme is particularly suited to you if you are considering completing a PhD in psychology or working in psychological research.

The course will also provide you with the chance to learn fundamental analytical, organisational, and presentational skills which could be applied across a range of careers.