Doctor of Philosophy (Psychology)

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Psychology is designed to provide graduate students with the opportunity to conduct research in different areas of psychology, under the supervision of an experienced academic staff.; The programme aims to provide postgraduate-level training for students and equip them with the research skills and professional development necessary for teaching and research positions in various industries. Students who have completed one year of the MPhil programme also have the opportunity to progress into the PhD pathway, subject to further assessment.

1st Class Honours in a Psychology Degree, OR a masters degree in Psychology or related area, as accepted by the University Senate