The MSc Psychology (Conversion) at the University of Exeter is designed for graduates seeking to gain a comprehensive understanding of psychology's core areas, essential for further professional development or a career change. This postgraduate degree provides a robust foundation in key psychological concepts, including social psychology, cognitive and developmental psychology, and biological psychology, taught by experts from both Psychology and the Graduate School of Education. You will develop critical thinking and analytical skills necessary to engage with complex psychological theories and research, preparing you for a variety of roles within the field.
This full-time, on-campus Masters programme is delivered over one year, immersing you in advanced research methods and statistical analysis. You will undertake a substantial research project, a compulsory module requiring a 50% pass mark, allowing you to delve deeply into an area of interest. The curriculum covers essential topics like research methods, personality, and individual differences, with opportunities to explore specialisms such as clinical psychology or educational psychology. You will graduate with the knowledge and skills to pursue further postgraduate study or apply for roles requiring BPS-accredited psychology training.