MSc Applied Neuropsychology

Students on the University of Glasgow's MSc Psychological Science conversion programme develop core research skills through hands-on laboratory classes and a major independent project. They have access to the School of Psychology's specialist research facilities, including testing labs and its own participant pool. This practical training is central to the curriculum:

• Software: Proficient use of industry-standard software, including SPSS for statistics and PsychoPy for designing cognitive and behavioural experiments.

• Research Project: A core, supervised empirical project where students conceive, design, and execute their own original research study.

• Laboratories: Access to dedicated research suites for testing, including eye-tracking and other cognitive science equipment.

• Participant Pool: Hands-on experience in recruiting and testing participants from the School's integrated Sona Systems participant pool.

• Quantitative Skills: A dedicated module in advanced quantitative methods for psychological data analysis.

Graduates of the MSc Applied Neuropsychology at the University of Glasgow are equipped to work as clinical neuropsychologists in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, research institutions, and private practice. They typically take up senior roles such as Senior Assistant Clinical Psychologist, Clinical Neuropsychologist, Researcher, and Consultant Neuropsychologist. The program emphasizes clinical practice, research, and advanced neuropsychological assessment skills:

• The university’s Careers Service provides personalized career coaching, workshops, and networking events with NHS and clinical partners.

• Graduates have strong employment prospects with competitive salaries reflecting senior clinical roles, often exceeding £30,000.

• The program is developed in partnership with NHS Education for Scotland and renowned clinical neurosciences centers, ensuring high industry relevance.

• Accreditation and collaboration with the British Psychological Society and NHS underpin the program’s long-term professional value.

• Graduation outcomes include senior clinical roles, research leadership, and opportunities for specialization in diverse neurological conditions.

Further Academic Progression:
Graduates can pursue PhD research, clinical neuropsychology doctoral training, or advanced postdoctoral fellowships.