Psychology of Health and Wellbeing (Taught)

This new Master's programme examines advanced concepts in psychology related to health and wellbeing. It is suitable for you if you have completed an undergraduate psychology programme, or have a degree in an allied subject.

It offers a diverse portfolio of modules, covering areas including:

• theory and practical applications of clinical psychology

• neuropsychology

• health psychology

• cognitive neuroscience

Teaching is delivered by staff with extensive research expertise, and you’ll have the opportunity to work on new and ongoing research within the Division of Psychology.

The programme is ideal if you want to build a career in clinical psychology, or are looking to work in the health and social care sector. It also provides an excellent route into doctorate level study, and could enable you to undertake a PhD.

Rankings

The University of Bradford is ranked 301-400 in the world for Social Sciences in the 2019 Times Higher Education World University Rankings.

Modules are assessed by a variety of means, including:

• essays

• exams

• practical assessments

• laboratory reports

• workbooks

• peer assessment

• presentations (oral and poster)

For the 60 credit MSc Research Project in the Psychology of Health and Wellbeing you will be able to choose a topic within the area psychology of health and wellbeing you wish to research. This will reflect the diversity of the core psychology curriculum and staff expertise. This research project offers you the opportunity to carry out an empirical and independent piece of research investigating one area relevant to the field of psychological health and wellbeing in depth, using theoretical understanding and research method skills developed during the programme. This independent research study will also help to further develop your skills to work independently and rigorously, whilst benefiting from the support of a member of staff with experience in a similar area.