University of Chichester · Blended learning (full-time)
Neuropsychology
Our MSc Neuropsychology programme focuses on the connection between biology and human behaviour, including the assessment and treatment of neurological conditions and brain injury. You will learn the fundamental underpinnings of neuropsychology, including neur…
MSc1 yearBlended learning (full-time)
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Our MSc Neuropsychology programme focuses on the connection between biology and human behaviour, including the assessment and treatment of neurological conditions and brain injury. You will learn the fundamental underpinnings of neuropsychology, including neuroanatomy, cognitive neuroscience, advanced research methods and clinical skills such as assessment, formulation and intervention. You will also gain hands-on experience, undertaking your own research project and presenting the findings at our research conference. By the end of the programme, you will be equipped with the expertise and skills required to progress in the areas of applied clinical work or clinical research careers. Learn with the experts Whether you’re a recent graduate or a professional aspiring to advance in your clinical or research career, our MSc programme is crafted and delivered by research-active academics. This ensures you receive state-of-the-art training and education to succeed in the field of neuropsychology. We will supervise you as you design, implement, write and present your own novel research project, ensuring you have the skillset to apply the theoretical elements of the course in practice. The Course What you will study This one-year distance MSc integrates neuropsychology, neuroscience and advanced research methods to create a cutting-edge programme that can help you develop the essential skillset required for clinical and researched based careers. Unlike other courses in psychology and neuroscience, this programme not only aims to develop your academic knowledge and skillset, but also to give you the opportunity to develop personally, as you consider what it means to be an ethical and self-reflective practitioner.
Getting in
As the university states it
Minimum of a second-class honour’s degree (In the areas of Business, Marketing or Social Science is desirable). Fluent in English – written and oral (IELTS 6.5). Non-standard entry routes would be considered. An academic reference. A personal statement outlining your interest in Neuromarketing. Non-standard entry with evidence of further study or relevant work experience will be considered
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