Courses: Range of psychology and neuroscience post-graduate MSC and diploma courses, as listed below. For full details, click here

Organised by: Sheffield Hallam University

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* MSc Applied Cognitive Neuroscience

Our course combines academic expertise with the practical knowledge and skills needed for a successful career in neuroscience. We provide training in modern neuroscience methods and techniques, set in an academic framework. Starts October 2009.

* MSc Corporate Management Psychology
This course helps your career prospects giving you a detailed understanding of the modern workplace from psychological, legal, health and corporate perspectives. It is ideal if you work in a managerial role, especially in personnel, human resources or corporate administration. September intake.

* MSc Developmental Psychology
This is one of the few developmental psychology postgraduate courses in the UK. You explore psychological development through the human lifespan. The focus goes beyond childhood and adolescence into adulthood, providing a broader look at psychological development. Starts September 2009.

* MSc Health Psychology
This course offers a flexible approach to meeting Stage one of the British Psychological Society’s training towards chartered health psychology status. You study online and we offer online study support as well as regular face-to-face study sessions to help you. January intake.

* MSc Forensic Psychology
During this course you study the theories of criminal behaviour and examine how and why some individuals become criminals. By studying forensic psychology in a legal context you develop an understanding of how other disciplines and social factors influence its theory, research and development. September intake

* Graduate Diploma in Psychology
This course is for non-psychology graduates who have some previous study in psychology. Upon graduation you can register with the British Psychological Society, and you can apply for a place on professional or postgraduate courses in areas such as clinical, educational and forensic psychology. September intake.

* MSc Psychological Research Methods
This course is suitable if you have an undergraduate degree in psychology, or a degree that includes a large component of psychology. You build on your previous training in research methods and statistics and develop your understanding of current methodological debates and advances in psychology. September and February intake.

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