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London Metropolitan University · Part-time

Psychology (Conversion)

Why study this course? Our Psychology MSc offers you a broad curriculum in psychology. Apply for the course if you're a non-psychology graduate or a graduate with a non-accredited psychology degree who wants to qualify for Graduate Basis for Chartered Membersh…

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School of Social Sciences and Professions · Psychology

Why study this course? Our Psychology MSc offers you a broad curriculum in psychology. Apply for the course if you're a non-psychology graduate or a graduate with a non-accredited psychology degree who wants to qualify for Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC) with the British Psychological Society (BPS). The course covers the BPS' GBC curriculum and offers option modules in applied psychology. More about this course? Take the first step to becoming a chartered psychologist with this accredited postgraduate degree in applied psychology. It's been specifically designed for non-psychology graduates and graduates with non-accredited psychology degrees. It's for graduates who have completed our University Certificate in Psychology for Graduates (By Distance Learning) course or who have obtained 60 credits in any combination of biological, cognitive, developmental, personality and social psychology and research methods (including statistics) with another institution. The course will build on your prior learning and deepen your understanding in core areas of psychology. As well as this, option modules in specialist areas including psychopathology, forensic and business psychology allow you to deepen your knowledge in an advanced area of applied psychology that interests you. What our students say "I can't forget my lecturers. They put in a lot of effort and I got a lot of guidance from them." Kogliavani Kunasegaran, graduate

Getting in

As the university states it

You will be required to have a degree with at least lower second class honours (or overseas equivalent); grade C or above in GCSE Mathematics (or equivalent), obtained 60 credits in any combination of biological, cognitive, developmental, personality and social psychology, and research methods (including statistics) with another institution. UK students are also expected to have grade C or above in GCSE English, and international students are expected to meet the University's English language qualification requirements.

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