MSc Psychology (Conversion) (Online) at University of Liverpool

Programme overview

Programme duration: approximately 24 months for MSc (part-time and online) This BPS accredited conversion programme is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of biological, developmental, cognitive and social psychology.

Faculty: Faculty of Health and Life Sciences | Duration: approximately 24 months for MSc (part-time and online) | Study mode: online (part-time) | Intake: 17 November 2026, 12 January 2027, 16 March 2027, 18 May 2027, 20 July 2027, 21 September 2027, 16 November 2027 | Location: Liverpool, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Modules include Mind, Brain and Behaviour, Social Psychology, Data Analysis for Psychology, Personality, Individual Differences and Intelligence, Cross Cultural Issues in Lifespan Development, Psychology of Learning, Cognitive Psychology, Psychobiology.

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Entry requirements

Applicants should possess either: A minimum of a 2:1 class degree in any subject including psychology equivalent to a UK bachelor’s degree; OR A minimum of a 2:2 class degree in any subject including psychology equivalent to a UK bachelor’s degree AND have gained at least two years of relevant professional experience. Non-psychology applicants will normally require a GCSE Grade 4 (grade C) or GCE O Level pass in Mathematics and English, or an equivalent qualification. All applicants must provide evidence that they have an English language ability equivalent to an IELTS (academic) score of 6.5 (overall) and 7.0 (reading and writing).

GBP 17,947 for the whole programme (2026/27). MSc total programme fee; inclusive of teaching materials, core textbooks, assessments and resits Source

Intake: 17 November 2026, 12 January 2027, 16 March 2027, 18 May 2027, 20 July 2027, 21 September 2027, 16 N

Duration: approximately 24 months for MSc (part-time and online)

Apply through the official page: https://online.liverpool.ac.uk/apply/

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