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MLitt in Psychology (research)

samsamson · 2012-10-15 15:26:02

Hi guys, Just curious if anybody has experience of doing an MLitt in Psychology (by research) and if they'd be willing to share their experiences. From what I understand it's typically a 2 year course and it is entirely focused on a research project, under the supervision of a member of the faculty. Looking forward to…

15-10-2012 3:26pm

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samsamson

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Hi guys,

Just curious if anybody has experience of doing an MLitt in Psychology (by research) and if they'd be willing to share their experiences.

From what I understand it's typically a 2 year course and it is entirely focused on a research project, under the supervision of a member of the faculty.

Looking forward to hearing about peoples experiences,

Sam

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#2 15-10-2012 5:03pm

Musefan

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From talking to a lecturer, they seemed to prefer the taught masters option as it might give you more clinical skills if you are interested in something like clinical or educational psychology. However, if research is what you want to do solely as a career, I would imagine that it would be the best for you!

Best of luck

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