- Level
- Postgraduate
- Duration
- 1 year full-time, 2 years part-time
- Mode
- Part-time
- Subject
- Psychology
- Location
- United Kingdom
Overview
How does aging affect cognitive and social skills? How do bodily processes affect cognition? Can learning be improved with physical exercise? These are just some of the big questions you’ll explore in cognitive psychology and neuropsychology. At Kent, we study the human mind and brain to create solutions for real-world problems. During this research-intensive course, you’ll gain in-depth knowledge and skills from academics who are internationally renowned in their field. You will work with an academic supervisor to plan and conduct your own research in the field of cognition and neuropsychology. Using excellent facilities and advanced techniques you will measure and manipulate brain activity, answering cutting-edge research questions and drawing your own conclusions. Your expertise and research could help advance the world’s understanding of psychological conditions. This includes the effects of brain damage or illness, such as Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s, as well as ageing itself. This course will prepare you for PhD level research, an academic career, or work in clinical or cognitive psychology or neuroscience.
Entry requirements
| Degree | 2:2 · Subjects: acceptable subject · or above |
|---|---|
| Degree | 2nd class · Subjects: Psychology · or above |
English language requirements
| IELTS | 6.0 overall, no part below 5.5 |
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IELTS 6.0 overall, minimum 5.5 in each component
Fees
International students: £20,700 per year
UK students: £10,000 per year
UK/Home: £10,000 per year
International: £20,700 per year
Start dates
September
Application deadline
September intake
Campus
- Canterbury, United Kingdom
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