The MSc in Research Methods in Psychology is a full-time taught postgraduate programme run by the School of Psychology and Neuroscience. The course is based on an initiative to provide interdisciplinary training in the social sciences plus advanced research training in psychology.
Over two semesters, students will take five compulsory modules, a research project module and one optional module. These are taught through lectures, seminars, workshops and tutorials. On average, class sizes range up to 80 students for lectures and 20 students for seminars.
Assessment comprises entirely of coursework; there are no exams.
The final three months of your course will be dedicated to a 15,000-word research project dissertation.
Further particulars regarding curriculum development.
A 2.1 Honours undergraduate degree in psychologya related discipline. If you studied your first degree outside the UK, see the international entry requirements.
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