Our MSc Psychology of Child Development course is designed to advance your knowledge of child psychology. It’s ideal for individuals who aim to pursue further postgraduate research or a career in child development. It also presents a great career development opportunity for professionals already working with children.Examining development allows us to understand how change takes place from infancy to adulthood. Our course explores in-depth child and adolescent development. You'll explore development in different domains such as cognitive, social and emotional. The course provides a thorough understanding of the methodology, analysis, current research, and theory in the field of developmental psychology. Studying a range of modules unique to this course you will gain a broad understanding of developmental psychology. You'll be taught by a course team providing a global perspective. Each team member delivers teaching in an area related to their own area of research expertise, such as:LanguageLiteracyLearningBullyingLonelinessSocial relationshipsBrain developmentDevelopmental disorders.You’ll gain an in-depth understanding of the latest theories, interventions, and applications of psychology relevant to working with children and adolescents. You will also conduct research using a range of techniques used to understand children’s behaviour and development.
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School of Psychology and Humanities
ตัวเลือกคอร์ส
เต็มเวลา
(1 ปี)
ค่าเรียน
£19,000.00 (฿ 842,124)
ต่อปี
ค่าธรรมเนียมโดยประมาณ(รอยืนยันจากสถาบัน)
เริ่มเรียน
กันยายน 2027
สถานที่
Preston Campus
Preston, Lancashire,
Preston,
Lancashire,
PR1 2HE, Northern England, United Kingdom
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Applicants should hold at least 2:1 degree in related subject including sufficient psychology content and research skills. This need not necessarily be a degree accredited by the British Psychological Society as applicants from related subject areas will be considered for a place on the course. The admissions policy of the School is, however, to consider every applicant on their own individual merits therefore prospective students with a lower second class degree and a final year project and/or research methods and statistics grades at a higher level will be considered.