MSc / PgDip / PgCert Psychology of Coercive Control

at University of Salford

Modules:
 

• Research Methods in Psychology
• The Aetiology and Psychology of Coercive Control
• The Anatomy of Coercive Control in Comparative Contexts
• Psychological Approaches to Recovery from Coercive Control
• Dissertation

A 2.1 honours degree or equivalent in psychology or other relevant disciplines including counselling, health sciences, nursing, criminal justice, law and police science.

International Tuition Fees:

£17000 per year

This course is an excellent way to take your career forward positively in a number of professions and in particular equips graduates with great opportunities to advance professionally in the field of support and prevention of domestic abuse, human trafficking and abuse in groups and organisations more widely (whether as a new career or as a continuation of an existing career in these fields). This is an area where the government is seeking to grow provision and specialist roles and you will have a range of career choices open to you across different practice settings. As well as within the psychology field, you will also be able to pursue successful careers in the Home Office, the police and the Civil Service, as well as in schools, colleges and universities.

If you have a first degree in psychology or complete a conversion course, this master’s course is an excellent way to prepare for a psychology doctorate and will boost an application in clinical psychology, counselling psychology, or forensic psychology. This course will also prepare you for doctorates in other relevant disciplines.