Applied psychology uses scientific psychological principles, methods and findings to study and solve problems associated with the human mind and behaviour.
Applied psychology is widely used in mental health, occupational psychology, business management, education, health, criminology and law.
Applicants should hold the equivalent of a 2:2 undergraduate degree in Psychology.
Applicants holding an equivalent professional qualifications and experience will be considered but must have a degree in either psychology or a relevant discipline, with at least 120 credits of psychology.
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Funding opportunities including scholarships available
The specialist focus provided within this course aims to be an ideal springboard for Doctoral programmes in educational or clinical psychology. Alternatively, if you decide you wish to enter professional practice, you always have the option to follow up with a BPS-accredited course and work towards Chartered Psychologist Status (additional fees will apply).
The modules are designed to develop your professional skills and knowledge of ethical guidelines and considerations in psychology, and explore and engage in activities that will develop professional and transferable skills. As such, many of our previous graduates have been able to pursue careers in areas other than psychology, such nursing and teaching.
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