MSc ADDICTION PSYCHOLOGY

... United Kingdom
... University of The West of Scotland

Course Overview

Our MSc Addiction Psychology provides advanced study of the psychological theory underpinning the development and maintenance of pharmacological and behavioural addictions, as well as their evidence-based treatments. The addictions field is wide in scope and this programme extends beyond traditional substance-related dependence disorders to include a wide range of established and emerging behavioural addictions, such as Internet Gaming and Gambling Disorder. In addition, you will learn practical research skills and advanced psychological analytical techniques in the investigation of a range of addiction disorders. A strong applied focus reflects the teaching and research strengths of the psychology group, with emphasis on the importance of employability. We support students in developing and recognising both generic and transferable skills. The master's course provides a solid foundation for doctoral-level study.

General Eligibility

An Honours degree in Psychology with a classification of 2:1 or above (normally).

Part Time Work Details

Language Requirement

  • overall score 6.0_x000D_ no sub-test less than 5.5

Programme Information
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Course Category

Psychology


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Campus Name

Paisley


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Course Level

Postgraduate


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Duration

1


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Available Intake

September


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Tuition Fees Range

£9,250, £13,325,


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