Principles of Clinical Neuropsychology - MSc/PGDip/PGCert at Bangor University on FindAMasters.com

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The Principles of Clinical Neuropsychology MSc aims to provide you with a strong foundation of knowledge in the following areas relevant to clinical neuropsychology:

Neuropsychological theory and evidence from clinical and experimental studies
Neuropsychological disorders, including their basis in neuroanatomy and neuropathology, and their impact on individuals and families
Neuropsychological assessment
Neuropsychological rehabilitation
Research Methods
Conducting neuropsychological research.

The course will be of interest to graduates in psychology or closely-related disciplines, and to established health professionals with appropriate clinical qualifications and relevant experience.

Students wishing to can exit the programme after achieving either a PG Certificate or PG Diploma if they don’t

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Tafadzwa Maisva

I choose Bangor because I was drawn to the resources and support they offered students. Bangor was the only University I found offering clinical Neuropsychology as a degree and I felt that the University had the academic and practical resources I needed to further my education such as the FMRI machine and the brain labs.

The practical aspect of the course are what I enjoy the most. We get the chance to do the things we read and learn about through practicals and work experience. I have personally enjoyed seeing a real-life brain and taking part in Neuro Imaging practicals.

The location is one of the best things about Bangor. The University is surrounded by a beautiful landscape and we are constantly exposed to nature which in itself is very calming. Additionally, everything is relatively in walking distance so it is easy to move around and get to places.

Elliot Ward

The scenery and setting in Bangor are second to none in my opinion. Being able to pop over to some of the amazing beaches on Anglesey is a huge plus. You always see people you know out and about which is nice! I’m vice-president of the ukulele society and also play an active role in the sailing club in addition to being part of the golf club as well. The atmosphere in all of these clubs is one of friendliness and I encourage anyone that comes to Bangor to join some societies! Life in Bangor is really laid back thanks to the amazing setting. There are loads of places to explore in the surrounding area and some incredible walks and views to be had!

Support is great here there is always someone you can email with any kind of problem. There are peer guides who will show you around the town, personal tutors who will know all about your course, not to mention the email buddy system. You never feel like you’re alone as there’s always someone you can get in contact with! You get plenty of opportunities at Bangor, by taking a module I managed to get a summer internship with the lecturer, which was extremely rewarding.

I've enjoyed conducting my own research the most. It was a significant challenge but I learnt a vast amount about the research process. Additionally I got to test real stroke patients which was a very rewarding experience. I think the opportunities such as summer internships and excellent modules Bangor has given me an edge over the other competition.

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