The MSc Psychology of Mental Health (Conversion) at the University of West London is designed for graduates seeking to gain the Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC) of the British Psychological Society, a crucial step towards becoming a Chartered Psychologist. This postgraduate conversion course equips you with advanced critical thinking and research skills, essential for planning, conducting, and reporting psychological research. You will explore core psychological principles and methodologies, preparing you for further study or a career where a deep understanding of mental health and human behaviour is paramount. The course is ideal for those aiming to build a strong foundation in psychology for professional accreditation.
This full-time, on-campus Masters degree is delivered over one year, featuring small tutor-led sessions to enhance your academic skills, including correct referencing and writing styles. You will develop expertise in a range of statistical and qualitative research techniques, supported by experienced teaching staff who are active researchers. Your learning will culminate in a dissertation, allowing you to specialise in an area of personal interest. You will graduate with a wide array of transferable skills, including analysis, communication, statistics, and IT, making you a highly attractive candidate for diverse employers.