Psychology: Research Methods and Statistics
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This course is designed for graduates who wish to pursue a career in researching professional psychology.
It is designed to build on your existing learning experiences and offers flexible learning opportunities to improve your career prospects.
Theoretical and practical issues pertinent to those working in research contexts will be examined critically. Theoretical and practical issues pertinent to those working in research contexts will be examined critically. In addition, this programme of study seeks to equip students with the skills and knowledge required to undertake and report research to a publishable standard.
ON THIS COURSE YOU WILL…
- Be able to explore and apply psychological literature to current issues, contexts and experiences for Level 7 qualitative and quantitative research skills
- Be given high quality support and guidance by our lecturing team who are active in their research and practice
- Learn valuable transferrable skills in PG research, which are highly sought after by employers
- Have the opportunity to choose topics and areas that you want to learn more about to tailor your learning experience
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US Bachelor degrees with Cumulated Grade Point Average minimum of 2.70 is required with at least 30 credits from one specific subject area.
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