MSc in Psychological Research Methods and Advanced Statistics

We hope everyone from our 2017/18 cohort enjoyed the course and we wish you all good luck in the future! We are also looking forward to welcoming our new 2018/2019 cohort in the next few weeks!

Postgraduate masters Alumni Rewards terms and conditions - Finance - Taught courses - Prospective postgraduates - The University of Sheffield As a Sheffield graduate, we're delighted you have made the decision to continue studying with us at postgraduate taught level.

MSc Psychological Research Methods and Advanced Statistics - Masters courses - Postgraduate study - Psychology - The University of Sheffield This course has been set up to give psychology students the statistical skills that many employers are now looking for, at the same time as you learn a broad range of research techniques. You'll be able to develop specialisms based on your own career goals and research interests, while you complete....

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'I really enjoyed stats. Chris is a great teacher.' - Feedback from one of our students. To find out more about the course follow this link:

https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/postgraduate/taught/courses/purescience/psychology/psychological-research-methods-advanced-statistics-msc

MSc Psychological Research Methods and Advanced Statistics - Psychology - Science - Courses available - Taught courses - Prospective postgraduates - The University of Sheffield

Feedback from a student on the course:
'I have found the advances statistics course the best part of the research methods course so far, very interesting and challenging!'

To find out more follow this link:

MSc Psychological Research Methods and Advanced Statistics - Masters courses - Postgraduate study - Psychology - The University of Sheffield This course has been set up to give psychology students the statistical skills that many employers are now looking for, at the same time as you learn a broad range of research techniques. You'll be able to develop specialisms based on your own career goals and research interests, while you complete....

This years conference was a great success, with presentations of a high standard on some really interesting topics including:

- How do food advertisements affect
children’s eating behaviour?
- Autistic traits, social anxiety, alexithymia
and eye-tracking in face to face
conversations.
- Exploring self-concept and self-compassion
in ADHD, and its relationship with wellbeing
and psychosocial functioning.

Congratulations to everyone who presented!

The first presentation on Tuesday 26th June is 'The modulatory effect of cerebrovascular burden in response to cognitive stimulation in healthy ageing and mild cognitive impairment.' - We're looking forward to learning more about this! To find out more about this course follow this link:

https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/postgraduate/taught/courses/purescience/psychology/psychological-research-methods-advanced-statistics-msc

MSc Psychological Research Methods and Advanced Statistics - Psychology - Science - Courses available - Taught courses - Prospective postgraduates - The University of Sheffield

Good luck to this years cohort who will soon be presenting their projects at the MSc conference on Tuesday 26th and Friday 29th June. To find out more about the course follow this link:

MSc Psychological Research Methods and Advanced Statistics - Masters courses - Postgraduate study - Psychology - The University of Sheffield This course has been set up to give psychology students the statistical skills that many employers are now looking for, at the same time as you learn a broad range of research techniques. You'll be able to develop specialisms based on your own career goals and research interests, while you complete....

MSc Psychological Research Methods and Advanced Statistics - Psychology - Science - Courses available - Taught courses - Prospective postgraduates - The University of Sheffield