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MA/HDip Psychology

  • 22-02-2016 4:44pm
    #1
    Elceeney
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    Firstly, excuse me if this is the wrong forum.

    This semester I will be graduating from NUIG with a degree in Arts where I studied Psychological Studies as well as Sociology with Politics. I want to continue on to study psychology and ideally enter a 1-year conversion course to get the same accreditation as those who done solely psychology.

    To my understanding there are three courses which I could look at:
    NUIG HDip Psychology Conversion
    TCD MA in Psychology
    UL MA in Psychology

    The NUIG course is really competitive and also doesn't leave me with the added benefit of a masters unlike the other two but it means I can stay in Galway, which I love.

    Would anybody be able to explain to me the pros and cons of either of these courses?
    I am aware that there is a price difference between these courses and that SUSI would potentially cover some of my fees for the NUIG course.
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