MSc Psychology: Cognitive Psychology
This master's degree is ideal if you have a strong interest in cognitive psychology. You'll develop advanced research skills and knowledge. You'll also have the opportunity to carry out both a research apprenticeship and a dissertation, with mentorship from a cognitive psychologist.
On this cognitive psychology master's pathway you'll study a variety of research methods and techniques, using tools such as the statistical software package R. You'll explore the latest developments in the field and learn:
You’ll work with internationally renowned psychology researchers at the School of Psychology. During the apprenticeship you'll gain plenty of practical experience carrying out ongoing departmental research. You'll learn how to conduct studies, describe your findings and write up the results.
When you successfully complete the degree you'll be well placed to progress to a PhD in cognitive psychology or for a career in data science.
If you prefer, you can apply to study this course as:
Your modules and fees may vary if you choose a different study option.
The course lead is Dr Denis Drieghe, Associate Professor in Psychology and member of the Centre for Perception and Cognition research group. Dr Drieghe's research focuses on eye movements during reading. He uses eye-tracking to examine online cognitive processing of words and sentences. Find out more on Dr Drieghe's staff profile.
If you'd prefer to focus your psychology studies in a different area you can choose from one of 3 other pathways:
This master's degree is ideal if you have a strong interest in cognitive psychology. You'll develop advanced research skills and knowledge. You'll also have the opportunity to carry out both a research apprenticeship and a dissertation, with mentorship from a cognitive psychologist.
On this cognitive psychology master's pathway you'll study a variety of research methods and techniques, using tools such as the statistical software package R. You'll explore the latest developments in the field and learn:
You’ll work with internationally renowned psychology researchers at the School of Psychology. During the apprenticeship you'll gain plenty of practical experience carrying out ongoing departmental research. You'll learn how to conduct studies, describe your findings and write up the results.
When you successfully complete the degree you'll be well placed to progress to a PhD in cognitive psychology or for a career in data science.
If you prefer, you can apply to study this course as:
Your modules and fees may vary if you choose a different study option.
The course lead is Dr Denis Drieghe, Associate Professor in Psychology and member of the Centre for Perception and Cognition research group. Dr Drieghe's research focuses on eye movements during reading. He uses eye-tracking to examine online cognitive processing of words and sentences. Find out more on Dr Drieghe's staff profile.
If you'd prefer to focus your psychology studies in a different area you can choose from one of 3 other pathways:
