The MSc Psychology (Conversion) is a postgraduate programme for students who hold a degree in a different field but want to move into psychology. Students cover core psychological domains such as cognition, development, social, individual differences, research methods, plus modules to build a strong foundation in psychology.
Students are assessed through essays, research reports, exams, laboratory work, and a final research project or dissertation, with opportunities to gain practical skills in experimental or applied psychology settings. UCB ensures the curriculum meets professional standards so that graduates can pursue further study or training in psychology.
University College Birmingham is a modern higher education institution in the heart of Birmingham, known for a strong connection to professional practice and industry. UCB offers many other courses across a wide range of fields such as business, computing, health, engineering, hospitality, and the arts, at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels and emphasises hands-on learning, industry connections, and preparing students for real careers.
Applicants for the MSc Psychology (Conversion) from University College Birmingham should provide a personal statement explaining their motivation for choosing the course and other relevant academic details. They are also required to submit an academic or employer reference and may optionally include a CV to highlight their work experience as part of the application.
The tuition fee for international students enrolling in the MSc Psychology (Conversion) at University College Birmingham is £17,000 per year.
UCB offers a range of merit-based and need-based scholarships for international students, such as the International Scholarship Award, that may reduce tuition costs by up to £2,000.
Possible career paths after studying the MSc Psychology (Conversion) from University College Birmingham include:
Applicants for the MSc Psychology (Conversion) must apply directly through the University College Birmingham application portal. For guidance or personalised help, you can speak with one of our trained counsellors.
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