MSc Health Psychology

Course Overview This MSc in Health Psychology provides a comprehensive exploration of the psychological principles that influence health, illness, and healthcare systems. You will learn to apply psychological theory and research methods to address real-world health challenges, from promoting behaviour change to understanding the impact of chronic conditions. The program includes a 70-hour work placement and a field-based dissertation, equipping you with the practical experience needed for a successful career in the field. Key Program Highlights Apply psychological theory to pressing health issues like COVID-19, health inequalities, and chronic disease management. Gain hands-on experience through a dedicated 70-hour work-based learning opportunity. Master essential research and evaluation skills by completing a field-based dissertation. Explore key areas including health behaviour change, neuropsychology, and human behaviour. Build a foundation for a career in the NHS, research, or further training to become a Chartered Health Psychologist.