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The 100% online MSc in Forensic Psychology and Criminal Investigation from the University of Liverpool is designed for individuals currently involved in the process of criminal investigation or for those who have an active and passionate interest in the psychology of crime, criminals and investigation. This programme is also appropriate for those seeking a complete career change who have developed a keen interest in the field of forensic psychology and criminal investigation, and those who wish to eventually complete a PhD in the field.
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The 100% online MSc in Applied Psychology from the University of Liverpool is designed for students who wish to apply psychological knowledge and research in real-life situations - such as in educational, organisational, and health settings. It is also appropriate for those looking to pursue a doctorate in psychology, and professionals looking to advance their knowledge to further their career.
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This MSc course builds on your diploma studies and provides you with the opportunity to carry out an investigation into an aspect of systems thinking that is of personal or professional interest to you or conduct a more academic in-depth research project. Both routes will enable you to extend your knowledge of recent research in your chosen area and become competent in relevant research methods. It will also develop your capability to plan, organise and carry out an extended independent study at masters level.
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We designed this course for qualified occupational therapists whose working experience may be limited. It also suits occupational therapists who have had a gap in their professional working life and wish to return to practice.
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It will incorporate approaches to crime control within the community and penal institutions. You will also gain the methodological and analytic skills required to conduct research within the field of crime and criminal justice; this level of knowledge and skill can prepare you for doctoral study or research posts within the criminal justice arena, or can consolidate your professional experience.
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This unique programme is designed to focus on the psychological and neuroscientific underpinnings of musical behaviour. Research in this area is a particular strength of the Department and the MSc falls squarely within the remit of the Centre for Cognition, Culture and Computation. This programme will appeal to you if you are interested in pursuing doctoral research in this area or if you are already a music professional (performer, composer, teacher, sound engineer or music therapist) wishing to complement your existing skills base with a scientific understanding of how music is perceived, created and performed.
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This course provides you with an understanding of how basic psychological processes may vary across cultures, and gives you the skills necessary to conduct your own research with different ethnic groups.
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At present, we offer the opportunity to gain a postgraduate degree by research at MSc, MPhil or DPhil level. Study can be on either a full-time or a part-time basis.
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The Doctorate in Applied (Educational) Psychology (Professional Training) is a graduate programme approved by the British Psychological Society for professional accreditation and offering up to 12 funded places. The location of the programme within the School of Psychology is distinctive and will provide you with a deeper theoretical understanding of your work, as well as the opportunity to meet leading researchers and practitioners.
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Research training within Psychology provides a flexible platform for career development whilst offering structured progression to ensure study objectives are met. MPhil students will join one of the research groups within the School and quickly be immersed in the current research activity being conducted. Which group students join will depend on the area of study proposed in the MPhil application.
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This programme is intended to provide both theoretical instruction and practical experience in the methods appropriate for scientific research in psychology. As such, it benefits from being offered in a dynamic and well-funded research environment, where nearly all academic staff contribute to its delivery. The programme also employs innovative assessment methods, including portfolio compilation, peer review and a research project in the format of a journal article.
This MSc degree programme is an approved research training programme of the Economic & Social Research Council and can either be the first year of a ‘1+3’ funding package or qualify you for future ‘+3’ funding.
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Governments, insurers, healthcare organisations and the pharmaceutical industry need to analyse the costs and benefits of health related strategies. Currently there is an international shortage of qualified specialists in this area.