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Dan Hale - who has recently been awarded a PhD from our School for a project on 'goals, aging, and well-being', supervised by Fabio Sani - will soon join the LSE Centre for Economic Performance. More »
04th February 2010
Dr Ben Vincent was one of the authors of an interesting international collaboration which made the cover of the American Journal of Pathology this month. In this study, knowledge of human visual processing was used in order to aid analysis of complex 3D biological samples. More »
28th January 2010
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We offer both MA and BSc degrees in Psychology. As well as studying straight Psychology, it is possible to take a variety of joint honours degrees. Please see the full list of undergraduate degrees. To get a more detailed flavour of our degree please visit our undergraduate support pages.
We offer a postgraduate course (more commonly called a Masters, MSc) entitled Research Methods. In addition, it is possible to take this course as a Postgraduate Certificate or Diploma.
If you are interested in obtaining a PhD in one of the areas in which we specialise then please visit the PhD page for more information. Our faculty are all engaged in research and you can find out more about the research we specialise in on our staff pages. Find out more about our existing postgraduate students.