The Child and Adolescent Psychology, MSc at the University of Greenwich is designed for students who are committed to understanding the complex developmental needs of young people in contemporary society. This postgraduate degree provides a rigorous academic framework for exploring critical areas such as the development of delinquency and psychopathy, as well as developmental disorders of language, learning, and cognition. You will engage with current issues in the field, gaining the theoretical knowledge and analytical skills required to address real-world challenges. By studying at the University of Greenwich, you will join a community of active researchers dedicated to advancing psychological practice and evidence-based support for children and adolescents.
Studied full-time on campus over one year, this programme integrates advanced training in core research methods and analyses with practical, hands-on experience. You will apply your learning to real-life settings through a professional placement and complete a substantial MSc Psychology Project, which allows you to conduct original research under the guidance of expert staff. Throughout your studies, you will utilise well-equipped laboratories to develop the technical proficiency needed for further postgraduate research or professional roles. Upon graduation, you will be prepared for diverse career pathways in clinical, educational, or research environments, equipped with the advanced psychological expertise that employers value.