COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc Psychology program offers a diverse range of modules that develop advanced understanding and practical research skills across multiple areas of psychology. Core modules include Current Topics in Cognitive Psychology, which explores contemporary issues in cognition and neuroscience, and Designing Research for Psychology, where students learn to plan and execute their own research projects. Modules such as Moral Psychology and Open Science in Psychology encourage critical engagement with ethical reasoning and modern scientific practices. Students gain proficiency in both Qualitative and Quantitative Research Methods, alongside advanced data handling in Statistical Programming using R. Research Apprenticeships in Cognitive and Social Psychology provide valuable hands-on experience, from ethical application writing to data collection and analysis in active research settings. Optional modules allow students to tailor their studies to their interests, including AI Applications in Psychology, Advanced Statistical Methods, Human Sexual Diversity, and Social and Psychological Approaches to Sexual Health. Others, such as Evidence Synthesis and Research Apprenticeship in Psychology, enhance methodological precision and real-world application. Overall, the program balances theoretical exploration, technical skill development, and applied research training to prepare students for doctoral studies or professional roles in psychology and data-driven research.