MSc Developmental Science at University of East Anglia

Uncover how infants and children learn, exploring topics such as language, cognition, sleep, neurodevelopmental conditions, and neurodiversity. Gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge research methods in developmental psychology and neuroscience. How do babies learn?

Faculty: Faculty of Social Sciences  |  Department: School of Psychology  |  Duration: 1 year full-time; 2 years full-time with placement year; 2 years part-time  |  Study mode: full-time / part-time (placement year available)  |  Intake: Entry points: September; next start September 2027  |  Location: Norwich, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

On this course, you'll learn new skills across two modules per semester, alongside completing a research project and working towards your dissertation with your supervisor.

Career pathways

MSc Developmental Science is an excellent stepping stone towards a wide range of careers such as: PhD Researcher (Developmental Psychology): Conduct advanced research into child development, learning, and behaviour Educational Psychologist Trainee: Progress towards supporting children’s learning, wellbeing, and educational development Policy Advisor: Help shape research-informed policy for government or public organisations Programme Officer (Nonprofit): Support child development and education projects within charities or community organisations Data Analyst: Analyse research and behavioural data to support decision-making and scientific studies

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