Masters Degrees (Comparative Psychology)

The MSc in Evolutionary and Comparative Psychology is a full-time taught postgraduate programme run by the School of Psychology and Neuroscience. Read more

 With a focus on infant and child development, the course addresses a comprehensive range of topics surrounding typical and atypical development. Read more

Researchers use behavioural and neuroimaging techniques to understand the relationship between perception and environment among clinical and healthy individuals. Read more

The programme will lead to the award of the MSc in Psychology of Language. Psycholinguistics, the scientific study of the psychology of language, is one of the most important areas of cognitive psychology. Read more

In order to understand the deeper workings of the human mind and to recognise why we are who we are, it is important to look closely at two of the most fundamental and powerful influences on behaviour - culture and evolution. Read more

This programme is suspended for the 2020-21 academic year. If you have any questions about the programme, or would like to register your interest for 2021 entry, please email the School of European Culture and Languages postgraduate admissions team at  [email protected] Read more

This programme is suspended for the 2020-21 academic year. If you have any questions about the programme, or would like to register your interest for 2021 entry, please email the School of European Culture and Languages postgraduate admissions team at  [email protected] Read more

On this MSc you’ll benefit from the expertise of our leading researchers in evolutionary psychology, who have a particular interest in cultural evolution and language, social learning and ‘mate choice’. Read more

The MSc Criminology and Criminal Psychology programme provides students with the conceptual knowledge and skills to open up diverse career paths. Read more

The MSc Developmental Psychology focuses on the social, emotional and cognitive development of children and is designed for graduates and practising psychologists who wish to acquire a specialism in child development. Read more

available as  Full-time available as  Part-time Develop a deep insight into crime and what causes criminal behaviour by studying this uniquely practical and applied course Studying applied criminology and forensic psychology at postgraduate level will allow you to develop a range of enquiring, analytical and practical skills benefitting you as a practitioner or researcher. Read more

The MA Education (Comparative and International Perspectives) pathway focuses on the similarities and differences between structures, processes, dynamics, policies and practices of different education systems. Read more

Criminology can be described as the study of crime, criminals and the criminal justice system. The MA in Comparative Criminology and Criminal Justice gives students the opportunity to develop a specialist knowledge of debates around crime causation and control, within a comparative and international context. Read more

Criminology can be described as the study of crime, criminals and the criminal justice system. The MA in Comparative Criminology and Criminal Justice gives students the opportunity to develop a specialist knowledge of debates around crime causation and control, within a comparative and international context. Read more

Criminology deals with issues that are constantly in the media and attract much public interest. Read more