MA Politics and Psychology
Entry requirements
Higher / Advanced Higher, SQA (standard): BBBC (View source data of all entry requirements for this course.).
About this course
MA (Hons) in Psychology and Politics and International Relations. Core topics include Statistics, Research Methods, Policy Analysis, Psychological Assessment, and Human Behaviour. Later-year options include modules on Russian politics, comparative constitutional law, the United Nations, and political theories of justice. A supervised research project and an internship module are available.
Modules
- Politics and Public Policy
- Global Challenges
- Introductory Psychology:1
- Introductory Psychology:2
- The Science of You: Skills for Life, Work, and Wellbeing
- International Relations
- Comparative Politics
- Understanding the Mind
- Individual Development
- Career Planning Module Online
- Internship
- Research Methods in Human Geography and Politics
- Cities: People, Places and Conflict
- Comparative Constitutional Law
- The Politics of the United Nations
- Nations and Nationalism
- Political Theories of Justice
- British Politics
- Russian Politics
- Directed Reading on Research Design
- European Union Politics
- Cognition
- Biological Psychology
- Social Psychology
- Psychological Research Skills 3a
- Individual Differences and Psychopathology
- Psychology of Language
- Developmental Psychology
- Psychological Research Skills 3b
- Cities: People, Places and Conflict (Advanced)
- Comparative Constitutional Law (Advanced)
- Politics and International Relations Dissertation
- Politics of the Middle East
- Scottish Politics and Policy
- European Union Politics (Advanced)
- Greening Politics
- British Politics (Advanced)
- Russian Politics (Advanced)
- Human Rights Advocacy Internship
- Nations and Nationalism (advanced)
- The Politics of the United Nations (Advanced)
- Infant Development
- Psychology Dissertation
- Developmental Psychopathology
- Second Language Processing
- Foundations of Adult Mental Health
- The Development of Self-Awareness
- Society, Mind and Health
- Comparative Communication and Cognition
- Metacognition
- Self-regulation, Health and Wellbeing
- Current Issues in Social and Political Psychology
- Adverse Childhood Experiences and Mental Health
- Infant Mental Health in Context
- Contemporary Approaches to Addiction Recovery (CAtAR)