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Our MSc Psychology conversion program is designed to provide you with the necessary theoretical and practical knowledge to excel in several core areas of psychology at a Master's level. The program consists of a core curriculum, which covers various essential topics in psychology. Through this curriculum, you will have the opportunity to develop your skills further and conduct independent research projects. Additionally, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of theoretical, professional, and policy issues in psychology.
To enhance your employability, we have included a mandatory two-hour career event in the second trimester as part of the Applied and Critical Social Psychology module workshops. This event will help you build a solid employability portfolio.
Our program features academics from the Division of Psychology, each with a wide range of research expertise, offering diverse perspectives. The program is flexible, with options for full-time or part-time study, and various modes of attendance. You can submit your dissertation in January following two years of part-time study, or with your supervisor's agreement, in October of your final year of study. We strive to treat all students equally, regardless of their background, class, race, sex, or circumstances.
To be considered for this MSc psychology course you must hold a GCSE grade C/4 in Mathematics (domestic equivalencies are not accepted) or an agreed internationally recognised equivalent qualification and you will be required to meet at least one of the below requirements in addition to all mandatory requirements: You should normally hold a higher second class honours degree or above in an internationally recognised undergraduate programme. If you hold a lower-second class honours degree, you may also be considered. Such candidates will normally be asked to produce evidence of academic capability, such as an essay, before being considered for admission. If you have previous educational experience you will be considered for admission to the programme however, recognition of prior learning is limited to a maximum of 60 credits. Students will require a minimum of 180 credits in psychology in order to meet the requirements for the GBC. Applicants with a disability and applicants from all ethnic groups will be encourage We would consider your application for this psychology masters degree if you have undertaken a British Psychological Society accredited psychology degree but who have failed to either pass the empirical psychology project or achieve at least a lower second class honours degree. Mandatory requirements: You will be required to provide a copy of your GCSE Mathematics certificate at Grade C/4 or above, domestic equivalencies are not accepted (or evidence of your internationally recognised equivalent). You will be required to apply for a DBS check before being permitted to engage in the dissertation research project if necessary. DBS checks may also be required if you wish to engage in Changemaker and/or STEAM events. A personal statement demonstrating self-awareness, self-reflection, sensitivity to issues of difference and equality as well as commitment to anti-oppressive practice will be required. All offers of a place on the MSc in psychology programme are subject to a successful interview by the University of Northampton. For more information on how to make an application please visit our How to Apply page. English Language Requirements All International and EU students applying for a course with us must meet the following minimum English language requirements Minimum standard – IELTS 6.5 overall (or equivalent)
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