MSc in Psychology

To enter in the programme, students must have:

• an honours degree in psychology recognised by the British Psychological Association or equivalent, with classification at least 2(i) although candidates with a 2(ii) or equivalent are welcome to apply and may be offered a place on the programme initially as ‘associate’ students.
• a good standard of English (IELTS 6.5 or a recognised equivalent).

Aims
The master’s programme MSc in Psychology of the University of Bolton is a one-year programme which involves the comprehensive study of selected areas in psychology at an advanced level and the acquisition of professional and research skills.

Curriculum
The distinctive feature of the master's programme is its flexibility, as the course is offered during weekends, so that professionals can fully focus on their post-graduate studies whilst working.
The programme involves the following taught components, all delivered in English.

Modules
Neuropsychological Assessment of Clinical Populations
Current Issues in Forensic Psychology
Cognitive-Behavioural Treatment for Anxiety Disorders
Computing & Cyberpsychology
Psychological & Social Research: Review, Evaluation & Design
Psychology Dissertation Proposal
Psychology Dissertation (15,000 words)

Careers
Work opportunities in counseling (with additional training), research, business, human resource management and the social sciences.