Developmental Psychology (Part Time) University of East Anglia (UEA)

Study

This programme is aimed at high calibre graduates in psychology or related disciplines who are seeking to develop the specific skills in research methodology necessary to study Developmental Psychology. A key strength of the programme is the opportunity to experience modern psychological research methods at first hand, and to undertake bespoke placements to gain skills specific to your research aims.

Structure

This course delivers the ability to understand human development, prepare research proposals and undertake original research, analysis and synthesis in one of current psychology's fast-moving and fundamental areas. The programme is comprised of both compulsory and optional modules in the subject area, combining research methods training with in depth study, building to a substantial piece of final research supervised by active researchers in the field.

Teaching

The School of Psychology at UEA use a wide range of teaching methods and assessment, including lectures, seminars, workshops, research placements and hands-on use of state of the art research equipment. Modules are primarily assessed by coursework. Coursework includes a literature review, research proposals, and a research project.

Employability

Students acquire transferable skills in oral and written communication and learn how to manage the analysis of complex data sets. The programme is ideal for those preparing for a PhD in Developmental Science, and will benefit anyone planning a career with a significant research component.

Entry requirements for this course

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