Mpsych (hons) Clinical Psychology in University of Plymouth, UK

Mpsych (hons) Clinical Psychology in University of Plymouth

Course Details

Our four-year masters level programme will give you an academic preparation for a career in clinical psychology. Building on foundations of social, developmental, health, and cognitive psychology, you will be eligible for Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership with the British Psychological Society. Specialist training and clinical skills provided in your masters year will then provide you with the experience and knowledge you need to fast-track your future career in clinical practice.

Key features

• Receive funding for your masters year with a student loan.
• Build a thorough knowledge of psychology through the first three years of our BSc course, and extend it with an additional year of masters level study. This will provide the specialist training for professional clinical practice, interventions and clinical skills that will prepare you for clinical professions.
• Practical insight into NHS service delivery in clinical practice an optional placement year.
• Hands-on learning in our psychology experiential learning lab. We embedded practical activities throughout the course, so you can put new knowledge into practice and build the practical skills for future careers.
• Free e-books, saving you over £1,500.

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