EVER WONDERED WHAT MAKES PEOPLE TICK? STUDY PSYCHOLOGY AT NTU


The Division of Psychology at Nottingham Trent University (NTU) is one of the largest in the country with expertise in all core areas of the discipline. The Division exemplifies the University’s commitment to influence people's lives and society through a diverse programme of psychological research and a range of courses designed to maximise student employability.


By joining NTU psychology you could benefit from: • Being taught by highly qualified, friendly and approachable staff


• Research seminars, where invited experts sharing their knowledge and experience


• Access to first class software, equipment and facilities


• Help in acclimatising from a dedicated international student support team


• Scholarship opportunities.


Our courses MSc Psychology


Our British Psychological Society (BPS) accredited conversion course is suitable for graduates of other disciplines who wish to pursue a career in psychology but whose first degree is not recognised by the BPS and you do not have to have studied any psychology previously.


The course is designed to provide dedicated supportive teaching tailored to the particular needs of postgraduate conversion students and to facilitate the development of a strong course identity among students.


MSc Applied Child Psychology Looks at the psychological development in regard to children and adolescents. It focuses on the implications of psychological theory and research across a range of applied settings.


This an ideal course for anyone wanting a career that involves working with children or for those interested in securing a doctoral training place in educational psychology.


MRes / MSc Psychological Research Methods Provides extensive training for those looking to develop a broad range of skills relevant to independent research in preparation for further training as a professional psychologist or research role.


The MSc has a larger taught component whilst the MRes places greater emphasis on the conduct of independent research.


This course will leave you equipped to conduct research in any area of psychology and will provide you with an invaluable


broad skillset which are vital to securing employment.


MSc Forensic Mental Health Equips graduates with an in-depth knowledge of forensic psychology and psychological theory relevant to the improvement and maintenance of psychological well-being and mental health.


This Master’s degree is aimed at students who are currently employed in / or who desire to be employed in, a forensic setting, such as prisons, secure hospitals or the Police Force.


MSc Forensic Psychology This British Psychological Society accredited Masters is designed to prepare psychology graduates with the skills necessary to conduct practical work and research within a forensic context.


This Master’s degree is aimed at students who are currently employed in / or who desire to be employed in, a forensic setting, such as prisons, secure hospitals or the Police Force.


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