About Health Psychology, MSc - at University of Buckingham

If you'd like to chat with a member of our Health Psychology academic staff, drop us a line at admissions@buckingham.ac.uk and we'll connect you with the team - if you have questions, we have answers.

Bridging the gap between medicine and psychology, our course focuses on understanding the behavioural processes around health, illness and disability, and is one of the only British Psychological Society (BPS) accredited MScs in this subject to offer an 18-week placement. Our MSc Health Psychology programme is designed to allow students to develop knowledge and skills across all of the main areas of health psychology to postgraduate level. We cover a wide-range of topics, from advanced research methods to a working and evidence-based knowledge of health psychology approaches, theories, models and interventions.

You will develop a strong knowledge base and core transferable skills. You will learn to analyse, debate, discuss and devise behaviour change interventions for use in primary, secondary and community care. You'll become autonomous in the design and analysis of research, and develop skills towards becoming an independent researcher. You'll develop an awareness of the practical reality of working in applied settings before going on to perfect those skills in our embedded placement. All of this will provide you with a solid foundation for further study and employment in a variety of areas, including psychology and research assistantships, PhDs, and further training in health or clinical psychology.

This MSc programme is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) as

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