This Clinical Psychology masters offers a comprehensive grounding in the understanding of mental health problems.
As well as modules that develop your knowledge of the aetiology and treatment of a range of psychological disorders and behavioural problems, the course has a substantial research element.
You will receive extensive training in research methods via a postgraduate statistics module and will complete a postgraduate dissertation in a related topic.
We have strong links with local NHS trusts and suitable students can benefit from dissertation and/or voluntary placement opportunities.
USW also has a Behaviour Analysis clinic, where students can participate in in-house supervised voluntary experience.
A minimum 2:2 Honours degree in Psychology or Psychology major/joint honours.
Information on tuition fees is available on our Home and EU/International fees pages.
This is a taught Clinical Psychology Masters programme and completion will not qualify you to practice as a Clinical Psychologist in the UK, nor guarantee acceptance onto a DClinPsy course. The skills that you develop will, however, enhance applications for professional training programmes, Assistant Psychologist posts, and Research Assistant posts in clinical settings and set you apart from applicants who have only an undergraduate Psychololgy degree. Students can also progress to a PhD.
Full Time: Term One
Full Time: Term Two
* Students will complete their 60 credit dissertation throughout the academic year, and submit it on the university submission deadline in September.
Part time students study the same modules according to the following timetable:
Part Time: Year One: Term One
Part Time: Year One: Term Two
Part Time: Year Two: Terms One and Two
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