Are you a graduate who has not studied psychology but wants to become a professional psychologist? Then a Masters in psychology conversion in the UK will let you pursue a career change to psychology.
- What is Masters in Psychology (Conversion)?
A number of UK universities are offering an intensive and competitive MSc Psychology Conversion programme that allows non-psychology graduates a flexible route into further postgraduate training to become a professional psychologist.
Why study Masters in Psychology (Conversion) in the UK?
If you are newly qualified and looking for your first professional role as a practising psychologist, or even hoping to make a brand new start in a new career applying your knowledge in an educational context, then an MSc psychology will give a fast track route to a career in psychology.
As a master’s student at a UK university, you will:
- Take advantage of cutting edge research laboratories, neuro-imaging facilities and resources for observation
- Have the opportunity to be taught by leading academics who combine research and theory to impart prerequisite skills for your future career
- Develop a critical approaches to studies, evaluating theories and evidence accordingly
- Learn important sub-disciplines of psychology such as neuroscience, perception, cognition, social psychology, differential psychology
- Gain practical experience and learn how to devise your own experiments and research projects
What you will you learn?
On successful completion of the programme you will be able to:
- Perform quantitative and qualitative data analyses and use statistical software to analyse complex data
- Design, implement, analyse and communicate independent and group project work
- Design and run experiments and use psycho-physiological equipment to gather and interpret data
- Apply research skills across domains with the help of gained knowledge in the core areas of psychology
- Develop a more detailed knowledge of the literature, theories, and issues relevant to your career ambitions
- Develop oral, written and visual communication skills and understanding of theoretical concepts and policy analysis valued by employers across all sectors
Entry Requirements
- An upper second class degree 2:1 or a lower second class degree 2:2 with high module grades
- Other relevant qualification equal to an honours degree is also considered
- English Language Requirements: The most commonly accepted evidence of English Language Ability is IELTS 6.5 overall with minimum 6.0 in each component
Careers in Psychology
With strong employment prospects, psychology graduates are also offered excellent salaries as their professional skills are highly valued across the industry.
- Psychiatrist
- Forensic Psychologist
- Health Psychologist
- Clinical Psychologist
- Educational Psychologist
- Neuroscience Psychologist
- Counselling Psychologist
- Occupational Psychologist
- Sports and Exercise Psychologist
- Academia-Research and Teaching Psychologist
- Industrial Psychologist
- Child Psychologist
- Social Work Psychologist
- School Psychologist
- Psychotherapist
- Human Resource Officer
- Careers Adviser
Study Psychology in the UK
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