Course Modules

In this module, you will be introduced to how individual differences processes have been studied in the past, for example through psychometrics and case study methodologies. You will investigate areas of personality, intelligence, cognitive style, motivation, gender and ethnicity, in […]

This module aims to enable students to understand some of the major theories of developmental psychology. The module will familiarise students with the diversity of lifespan development models and enable students to recognise critical and transitional points in human development

This module will develop your understanding of experimental designs and associated methods of analysis, and introduce you to research ethics.

The module aims to develop your understanding of survey and qualitative designs and associated methods of analysis related to Psychology.

This module gives you an opportunity to revise and consolidate your growing familiarity and expertise in applying the Humanistic attitudes and skills PC1-10 from the PCEPS Scale (V.10.5, 01/03/11). You will practise therapist accepting presence, therapist’s attitude conveying an unconditional

You will be introduced to the history of brief therapy and the characteristics of the main schools. You will explore the brief therapy humanistic beliefs about people and their potential and be introduced to some of the main ways of

This module will take a critical look at the use of specialist approaches within therapeutic settings, pluralism, integration and then contrast these other approaches such as psychotherapeutic and cognitive behavioural approaches. Within this module the theoretical foundations of each of

In this module, you are encouraged to adopt a problem-oriented approach. The first stage is to identify a problem in psychology of interest and relevance to your studies. You will determine an appropriate approach to addressing the problem through discussion

The broad aim of the module is to provide a critical understanding of mindfulness and compassion-focussed psychotherapies, including studies of mechanisms of change, acceptance and commitment-based therapy, and dialectical behaviour therapy.

You will develop your understanding of Roger’s ‘Conditions Statement’ and explore the ‘Tribes of the Person-centred Nation’ including the classical approach, focusing, experiential work, existential ideas and integration.