Masters Degrees (Abnormal Psychology)

Understanding the complexities of the human mind and how we relate to the world around us remains one of science’s greatest challenges. Read more

The Higher Diploma in Psychology is a conversion course to psychology for students with degrees in subjects other than psychology or with psychology as a minor subject. Read more

School of Social Sciences Also available:  Psychology (Conversion) (part time) MSc This course provides a solid practical and theoretical background and an accredited degree for graduates who have not studied Psychology or those who have an unaccredited Psychology degree. Read more

Gain expert training in advanced psychology research methods and carry out basic and applied research projects in a wide range of areas with this Master’s degree in Research Methods in Psychology course. Read more

This course is suitable for individuals returning to study or those seeking to explore psychology for the first time. It allows you to acquire the knowledge and scientific understanding of the core facets of psychology. Read more

Designed to give you a solid foundational knowledge in the core areas of psychology, particularly as applied within a developmental context, this course covers the core areas of psychology as identified by the British Psychological Society (BPS) and provides a graduate basis for chartered membership of the society (GBC). Read more

Arden University's online MSc in Psychology will equip you with the knowledge and understanding of core areas of psychology, to prepare you to make ethical and evidence-based decisions in the field. Read more

This master track focuses on adult psychopathology. This field within psychology is studied from a scientific point of view. In this programme, we examine in particular the more complex varieties of psychopathology within an urban context. Read more

The Master of Arts (MA(Thesis)) prepares candidates for employment in education, regional and national government agencies, the private sector, and industry. Read more

Psychology is the science of behaviour and how behaviour is represented in the brain. Academic staff in the Department of Psychology study the way humans and other animals interact with the world and each other. Read more

Designed for graduates of psychology and other related disciplines (biomedical sciences, neuroscience, psychophysiology), this course introduces you to various topics in cognitive neuroscience, normal and abnormal development of perceptual and higher level cognitive functions across the lifespan. Read more

The Master of Counselling program accepts applications in alternating years. Admission to this cohort is planned for Summer (May) 2023. Read more

The Art Therapy Program provides three education options for prospective students. Read more

How do socialisation contexts influence the development of children and adolescents? Why is it that young males in particular tend to get involved in crime?… Read more