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Clinical Psychology

Explore cutting-edge research in clinical psychology and clinical neuroscience - Apply your learning with a research apprenticeship during which you will work closely with an experienced researcher and be part of an established research group - Hear about curr…

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Explore cutting-edge research in clinical psychology and clinical neuroscience - Apply your learning with a research apprenticeship during which you will work closely with an experienced researcher and be part of an established research group - Hear about current research issues from visiting speakers and develop your ability to discuss research critically and present ideas to a range of audiences in our optional research module - Participate in an optional work placement and apply your knowledge and skills in the workplace - Graduate with key transferable skills along with practical training in research methods and statistics opening up opportunities in data science and public sector roles or progress to PhD or research posts in universities To learn more about modules, assessment methods, facilities and our staff research expertise please visit our course page

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As the university states it

Normally a 2:1 Honours degree or equivalent in Psychology. A degree in another discipline may be accepted if it included substantial content in Psychology, research methodology and statistics. Due to the nature of the programme we require applicants to have studied and achieved a 2:1 or equivalent in at least two statistics/research methods modules previously. BA Psychology will also be considered if at least two statistics/research methods modules have been studied. For full details, including English language requirements and international equivalencies, please visit our course page.

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