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  Research Methods in Psychology (MSc)


University of St Andrews    School of Psychology and Neuroscience

Full time September MSc One year full time Award winner
Psychology (31)

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The MSc in Research Methods in Psychology at the School of Psychology and Neuroscience is an exciting postgraduate programme for those interested in advancing their research skills. This interdisciplinary course combines training in the social sciences with advanced research training in psychology. Students have access to state-of-the-art laboratories and benefit from small class sizes and interactive teaching methods. The programme includes compulsory modules, a research project module, and the option to choose from a range of modules. Graduates have gone on to pursue PhD studies, secure research assistantships, and work in various sectors. Visit the website for more information about entry requirements.

About the course

The MSc in Research Methods in Psychology is a full-time taught postgraduate programme run by the School of Psychology and Neuroscience. The course is based on an initiative to provide interdisciplinary training in the social sciences plus advanced research training in psychology.

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Entry Requirements

A good 2.1 Honours undergraduate degree in Psychology or a related discipline.

English language proficiency.

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Becky

I decided to stay for postgraduate study after completing my undergraduate degree in Psychology because of the excellent teaching, and research opportunities. As a small and friendly, but very research-active School, Psychology students are both able to get to know their lecturers well and also engage with ongoing research and new ideas in a dynamic environment. This Masters course has honed my technical and academic skills, while giving me the opportunity to conduct my own research on differences in visual perception for migraine sufferers.

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