This online MSc Psychology conversion programme is ideal for anyone who wants to understand human behavior or begin a career in psychology.
Designed for graduates from any discipline, the course starts with core research methods to build your confidence before progressing into advanced psychological theory and practical application.
Upon successful completion, you will be eligible for the Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC), a key requirement for further professional training in psychology.
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You’ll explore major areas of psychology, including cognitive and biological psychology, developmental psychology, mental health, social behavior, and individual differences such as personality and intelligence. You’ll also examine real-world issues through research projects, academic discussions, and applied case studies, gaining insight into how psychological principles shape everyday life.
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The programme is delivered fully online, giving you flexibility to balance your studies with personal and professional commitments. Teaching includes a combination of virtual lectures, interactive tutorials, independent learning resources, and collaborative discussions.
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Career Opportunities
Completing this MSc Psychology conversion degree opens the door to a range of graduate pathways, including:
• Assistant Psychologist
• Mental Health Support Roles
• Counselling and Wellbeing Services
• Human Resources and People Management
• Education and Learning Support
• Research Assistant
• Coaching and Mentoring Roles
• Social and Community Services
• Healthcare Support and Public Health Roles
• Graduate entry to professional psychology training (clinical, counselling, forensic, health, educational—subject to further study)
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Key Information
​Level Of Study​
Postgraduate
Duration
Part-time, 15 months
Study Mode
Full Online
Locations
Anywhere
Tution Fee
£7,000
Intakes
January, May September
Entry Requirements
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A UK honours degree or equivalent in any subject at 2:2 or above. If your degree is in psychology, it must not be accredited by the BPS.
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A Third Class UK honours degree or equivalent in psychology if you also possess a master’s-level degree.
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Students that do not hold a UK (Hons) degree, or have a degree without honours will need to evidence independent research shown through, for example, a final year project dissertation or thesis. You may provide this evidence from Master's level if your undergraduate degree didn’t include this