Masters Degrees (Mathematical 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

Taught by experienced researchers and practitioners, you will be given in-depth training to equip you with the ability to apply the science of psychology to a wide range of important business issues including. Read more

This course offers a masters-level qualification accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) and confers eligibility for Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership, meaning it will help you pursue a route into a psychology-based profession. Read more

At the University of Nottingham we are transforming lives and shaping the future with our teaching and research. As a mathematics masters student, you will be taught by the brightest minds who are working towards solutions to today’s global problems. Read more

Explore the interesting intersection of psychology and economics. You’ll gain a deep, well-rounded understanding of human behaviour and learn how to predict it. Read more

This course looks at research in child psychology, focusing on the advanced study of psychological development in children and the implications of psychological theory and research for policy and practice. Read more

One of the greatest challenges in modern science is to understand the relationship between brain and behaviour. Read more

Statistics is a discipline concerned with understanding patterns and relationships in data in the presence of variation and uncertainty. 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

The Master of Science Degree in Applied Statistics brings together statistics, computer science, scientific research, and communication skills using the latest state-of -the-art technologies. Read more

In addition to being a science in its own right, mathematics plays a fundamental role in the quantitative areas of practically all other academic disciplines, particularly in the natural sciences, engineering, business administration, economics, medicine and psychology. Read more

It’s widely recognised by modern neuroscience that taking a systems approach to exploring the brain is vital to understanding brain function. Read more

The MSc Cognitive Neuroscience and Human Neuroimaging programme provides you with training in neuroanatomy, neuroimaging, neurophysiological data collection, and analysis techniques, allowing you to investigate and understand human behaviour, ready to make discoveries at the frontier of modern cognitive neuroscience. Read more

Urban informatics is the study of how rich behavioural data from cities and their citizens can be collected, analysed, understood, and communicated through computation. Read more