MSc Clinical Health Psychology

First-class or Second-class Honours degree in Psychology or International equivalent.

If you have a non-UK Psychology degree you must be able to evidence that you've undertaken a statistics class/module and also a research methods class/module and completed a research project/dissertation in your undergraduate (or postgraduate) Psychology degree. If you have no previous research methods and statistics experience, securing a place on the course is unlikely.

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This course will be of interest to students who wish to pursue a career as an applied psychologist, either as a researcher progressing to a PhD, or to support progression to further clinical training such as clinical psychology.

The course also provides postgraduate specialisation in health for graduates to equip them with the knowledge and skills in mental and physical health and well-being to work in NGOs or in a professional position at global organisations such as the World Health Organisation (WHO).

The range of professional and research skills that our graduates develop on the course means that they are highly employable for the next stage of research or clinical training.

Many have been successful in moving to a funded PhD following completion of the course while others have gone onto psychology assistant or community mental health organisations positions.

Clinical Psychology
Health Psychology
Neuropsychology
Professional Practice
Introduction to Psychological Therapies
Research Methods in Clinical Health Psychology
Dissertation