Кентский университет, MSc, Social and Applied Psychology

The MSc in Social and Applied Psychology is composed of four compulsory modules and two optional modules. The compulsory modules are Advanced Statistics and Methodology (SP801), Current Issues in Social and Applied Psychology 1: Theory (SP802), Current Issues in Social and Applied Psychology 2: Applications (SP817), and a supervised empirical or theoretical dissertation (SP998).

Modules

The modules below are indicative of those offered on this programme. This list is based on the current curriculum and may change year to year in response to new curriculum developments and innovation. Advanced Topics in Intergroup Relations (SP813) is a recommended module for Social and Applied Psychology students, although you may be permitted to take others, at the discretion of the MSc Director and the specific module convenor.

SP801 - Statistics and Methodology (40 credits)

SP802 - Current Issues in Social and Applied Psychology Part 1 (20 credits)

SP817 - Current Issues in Social and Applied Psychology II :Applications (20 credits)

SP998 - Advanced Research Project in Psychology (60 credits)

SP813 - Advanced Topics in Intergroup Relations (20 credits)

SP851 - Advanced Topics in Cognitive Development (20 credits)

SP852 - Developmental Psychology in Professional Practice (20 credits)

SP853 - The Psychology of Eyewitness Testimony (20 credits)

SP854 - Advanced Topics in Developmental Psychopathology (20 credits)

SP842 - Advanced Developmental Social Psychology (20 credits)

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SP844 - Advanced Topics in Group Processes (20 credits)