Explore the intricate connections between the brain, mind, and body, and understand how neurological conditions, damage, or aging impact psychological functions. At the University of Kent, this research-intensive MSc program delves into the human mind and brain to develop solutions for real-world challenges. You will gain deep knowledge and skills from internationally recognized academics in the field. Under the guidance of an academic supervisor, you will plan and execute your own research project within cognitive psychology and neuropsychology. Utilizing state-of-the-art facilities and advanced techniques, you will investigate the brain and mind, tackle cutting-edge research questions, and form your own conclusions. Your work can contribute to a better global understanding of psychological conditions, including the effects of brain damage or illness like Alzheimer's or Parkinson's, as well as the aging process itself. This course is designed to prepare you for PhD-level research, a career in academia, or professional roles in clinical psychology or neuroscience.
The modules listed are indicative and may change annually based on curriculum updates and innovations. You will complete all compulsory modules and select three from a list of optional modules.
This MSc program prepares you for advanced academic study or a career in psychology and neuroscience. Graduates are well-equipped for roles requiring a deep understanding of the brain and cognitive processes.
The program accepts students with a 2.2 or above in a relevant subject. Specific subject acceptability is not detailed.
Tuition fees are listed per year.
Nationally recognised by the UK Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) as preparation for PhD research.
The tuition fees for international students are £20,700 per year. This figure is listed per year and does not include living costs.
The program is designed to be completed in 1 year of full-time study. It has a September start date.
Applicants should have achieved a 2.2 or above in an undergraduate degree in a relevant subject. Specific subject acceptability is not detailed.
This MSc program prepares you for advanced academic study or a career in psychology and neuroscience. Graduates are well-equipped for roles such as PhD research, academic careers, clinical psychology, cognitive psychology, and neuroscience.
You should check the entry requirements, prepare necessary documents like transcripts and certificates, and then submit your application online through the University of Kent's portal. Specific deadlines should be confirmed directly with the university.
Yes, the University of Kent offers University Postgraduate Scholarships, which have a variable amount from a multi-million pound fund. You should check the University of Kent's postgraduate scholarship search for options and eligibility.