Examine the role forensic psychology plays within justice systems and what it reveals about offending behaviour, police practice, and criminal proceedings. Drawing on current research and theory, you'll consider how psychological insight can inform prevention and intervention strategies. You'll also explore how forensic psychology contributes to tackling global challenges within criminal justice.

This module aims to provide a detailed and critical exploration of the contribution forensic psychology can make to criminal investigations and of the processes by which guilt or innocence is established in court.

This module critically explores the relationship between mental disorder and crime. In this module you will explore historical accounts of how mental disorder has been identified and managed and look critically at the relationship between mental disorder and crime. You will begin to understand the complex challenges posed by ill mental health in criminal justice settings.

This module helps you to develop an advanced understanding of the contribution psychology can make to understanding and addressing criminal behaviour.

Topics in Health Psychology aims to equip you with a knowledge and understanding of the role of social, psychological, and biological factors on health, illness, and wellbeing within the context of the individual, contemporary society, and how they relate to challenges in the workplace. The module encourages the development of a critical understanding of relevant theories and models of behavioural change. You will cover topics around health promotion, the impact of social media, and the impact and management of stress and chronic illness, which can be applied to strategic, informed management practices in business.

Quantitative Research Methods aims to provide you with the knowledge and understanding to approach quantitative methods and analysis in psychology. You will be rapidly brought up to speed on classical and contemporary methods and quantitative methodology, and learn how to select, carry out, and evaluate the application of statistical methods commonly applied in experimental and survey-based research.

Assessments in Psychology provides you with an overview of various means of collecting information using clinical and psychometric assessments. You will gain an understanding of the role and function of psychological assessments across applied settings. You will also learn how to evaluate the reliability and validity of a given measure and interpret data produced by these assessments

This module introduces educational psychology and discusses the range of learners, contexts, and situations that educational psychologists work with. Theory, empirical evidence, and vignettes illustrate how educational psychologists can make an impact on young people’s experiences within the school environment. Aspects of cognition, learning, and instruction are covered, as well as social, emotional, and behavioural issues in school.

Quantitative Research Methods aims to provide you with the knowledge and understanding to approach quantitative methods and analysis in psychology. You will be rapidly brought up to speed on classical and contemporary methods and quantitative methodology, and learn how to select, carry out, and evaluate the application of statistical methods commonly applied in experimental and survey-based research.

This module enables you to prepare to engage in a significant work-based research project. You will be able to demonstrate a deep level of understanding of the philosophical roots of educational research by proposing an area for research, researching an initial question and by arguing the case for a coherent research design for your chosen research question.

Design and carry out your own original research project, building on the proposal you developed earlier in the programme. Along the way, you'll critically appraise existing literature, apply transparent and replicable methods, and analyse and discuss your findings with confidence. You'll also be encouraged to reflect on the research process itself, including the ethical considerations that shaped the decisions you made.