MSc Clinical and Health Psychology / Application and selection

Please apply via our online application form .

Please note that the application form will only allow you to provide details for one academic reference. We will contact you post application with information on how to submit a second reference and how to submit your research proposal (maximum 250 words).

Applications are assessed at periodic academic review panels. We have three deadlines: January 11 ^th , April 26 ^th and July 12th. We recommend you apply as early as possible. We reserve the right to close applications if the course is full.

Please note that the part-time option is only available to home students. The full-time option is available to all.

In total we require two academic references. One must be included in the application form along with detailed academic transcripts. A second reference will be requested from you post-application. We also require the outline of an idea for an original research project within the topic of clinical or health psychology that has not been previously been conducted (max 250 words) and this will be requested from you after your application has been submitted. This need not be a project that you would undertake within an MSc, but is intended to demonstrate your ability to identify a research question and appropriate methodology. When evaluating this, we pay attention to your research question and whether the methods you have selected are appropriate.

International students must also upload a scanned copy of their passport.

Applications are assessed at periodic academic review panels. We have three deadlines: January 11th, April 26th and July 12th. We recommend you apply as early as possible. We reserve the right to close applications if the course is full.

Please note that the part-time option is only available to home/EU students. The full-time option is available to all.

Depending on the number of offers made after the final review panel, we may continue to accept applications, impose a new closing date or place any late applications on a waiting list.

We look for strong grades in research methods/statistics units (usually a minimum of an Upper Second) to support your application. If your course does not included dedicated research methods/statistics units, please provide details of which parts of your degree have included research methods, and details of your grades.

Please submit supporting documentation via the online application form. Personal statements and CVs will not be considered as part of the application process. Only fully completed applications and additional requested documentation (second reference and research proposal) will be considered by the admissions tutor.