Psychology in Practice (Neuropsychology)

Entry requirements

You’ll need a good pass in an undergraduate Psychology course. This might be joint with another topic, but some psychological research methods are needed. If you have gained clinical experience since your degree but didn’t attain an upper second, please contact the course leader.

Months of entry

October

Course content

• Study current and emerging theories of brain function.
• Learn how such research can be used in clinical settings.
• Develop the skills you'll need to undertake a professional doctorate.

This Psychology in Practice Master's degree offers opportunities to learn about areas of specific applied psychology.

You'll focus your studies on brain function after disease and injury. Understanding the way the brain operates can help us treat dementia, strokes, depression, psychosis, ADHD and other similar conditions.

This course looks at different ways in which the brain operates, and shows how these operations are underpinned by someone's social and environmental world.

Information for international students

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Fees and funding

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