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Behaviour Change
The first Master’s course of its kind, our MSc Behaviour Change programme opens doors to a wide range of fulfilling careers which focus on changing people’s behaviour and helping them to make positive choices. - Develop an in-depth understanding of human behav…
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The first Master’s course of its kind, our MSc Behaviour Change programme opens doors to a wide range of fulfilling careers which focus on changing people’s behaviour and helping them to make positive choices. - Develop an in-depth understanding of human behaviour and behaviour change - Increase your confidence, skills and abilities to foster behaviour change in the context of wellbeing, safety or the natural environment - Specialise in the areas which interest you most - Devise practical ways to promote behaviour change, underpinned by theory and evidence-based science - Learn from an enthusiastic and experienced team of research-active psychologists and ergonomists - Take a flexible route to a masters degree: you only need to visit the campus for an induction event and then for nine days each year - Progress your career in areas such as the health and wellbeing sectors, local government and occupational health and safety – or take your learning to PhD level This is an original and topical course which challenges assumptions about behaviour change. It is aimed at professionals who want to gain new knowledge to support their work, and at graduates from a broad range of disciplines who would like to specialise in behaviour change and add social science to their skill set.
Getting in
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You will need an undergraduate degree (lower second or above) or equivalent in a relevant subject or substantial professional experience.
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