University of Staffordshire · Part-time
Evidence Based Practice (Psychology)
Develop advanced research skills and prepare for doctoral study or a research-focused career in Psychology. The Master of Research (MRes) in Evidence Based Practice is a postgraduate degree designed for individuals seeking to build expertise in research method…
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Develop advanced research skills and prepare for doctoral study or a research-focused career in Psychology. The Master of Research (MRes) in Evidence Based Practice is a postgraduate degree designed for individuals seeking to build expertise in research methods and practice across a range of disciplines. Whether you're a recent graduate or a professional aiming to advance your career, the MRes provides a rigorous and flexible route into research-intensive roles or PhD study. Delivered by research-active staff, the programme offers opportunities to engage with real-world projects and develop independent research aligned to your interests. You will gain a strong foundation in qualitative and quantitative methodologies, critical analysis, and academic writing, while benefiting from expert supervision and a supportive research environment. The Psychology pathway supports students in developing advanced research skills in psychological science. With access to expert supervision and ongoing research projects, students can explore topics ranging from mental health and cognition to behaviour and wellbeing. This pathway is suitable for graduates and professionals aiming for careers in psychological research or progression to PhD study. With multiple specialist routes available—including Policing, Criminology, Psychology, Health and Care Studies, and Clinical Research—the MRes allows you share experiences with others on the course, network and benefit from cross-disciplinary perspectives. On successful completion of study, we will issue the following award: MRes Evidence Based Practice (Psychology)
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A degree from a UK university or equivalent is desirable but not essential. We also welcome applications from those with relevant professional experience plus evidence of ability to successfully undertake the course and benefit from it.
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