Msc Psychological Research Methods With Advanced Statistics in University of Sheffield, UK

Msc Psychological Research Methods With Advanced Statistics in University of Sheffield

Course description

Develop the statistical methods and specialist software skills that are needed to handle and interpret large datasets documenting human behaviour, led by a professional statistician.

Your statistical training will teach you the latest advanced techniques including confirmatory factor analysis and structural equation modelling (using Mplus software), multilevel modelling and generalised linear models. During your psychological research methods training, you’ll learn a broad range of research techniques from behavioural genetics, diary study methodologies, neuroimaging and qualitative interviews, before bringing it all together during your Research Project with Advanced Statistics.

Your career
Previous graduates have gone on to PhD training with an advanced quantitative dimension in neuroimaging, health psychology and social psychology. Others have found employment in the higher education, health or charity sectors with job roles such as:

• Graduate Statistical Analyst or Programme Analyst in Higher Education.
• Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner, Assistant Psychologist or Research Assistant in NHS trusts or other public health organisations.
• Psychological Researcher or Lecturer in academia.

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