MSc in Psychology

About this Study Course

Embark on a transformative journey with our MSc in Psychology, a program that empowers students to delve into a topic of their choice through an independent research project. Crafted to develop robust research skills and foster independent inquiry, this program enhances knowledge in psychology by allowing students to explore areas that captivate their interest. Stay at the forefront of psychological advancements, driven by an unwavering commitment to research excellence.

Overview

Unlock the realm of psychological exploration with our MSc in Psychology. This program goes beyond traditional learning, empowering students to navigate the intricacies of research literature, plan and execute independent research projects, and cultivate essential skills in critical thinking, project management, and report writing. Core modules delve into research methodologies, statistical techniques, and ethical considerations, ensuring graduates are equipped to conduct impactful research across diverse psychological domains.

Admission Requirements

An APEL.A Certificate (APEL T-7) (Recognition of Prior Learning) (Click on this link for further information on APEL.A)
Any other qualifications will be considered on a case-to-case basis* and subject to the approval and acceptance by University Senate.
IELTS 6.0
TOEFL 550 (paper-based), 200 (computer-based) or 75 (Internet-based)
PTE Academic 50 overall
MUET Band 4
Cambridge English: First/CEFR 170 (Grade B)/B2
Cambridge English: Advanced/CEFR 170 (Grade B)/B2
SPM English 11195C

Biological Psychology – includes the areas of hormones and behaviour, brain function and genetics
Cognitive Psychology – includes the areas of attention, perception, learning and language
Development Psychology – includes the areas of lifespan development, and the social and cultural contexts of development
Individual Differences – includes the areas of personality, intelligence, motivation and mental health
Social Psychology – includes the areas of attribution, attitudes, group processes and intergroup relations and close relationships
Applied Psychology – includes the areas of clinical and health psychology, education or school psychology and industrial and organisational psychology

RM45,700
for Malaysian students
USD10,796
for international students

Future Career Outcomes

As a graduate, anticipate a myriad of career outcomes, from contributing to cutting-edge research projects and academia to thriving in clinical practice or organizational settings. Your honed analytical and research skills position you as a valuable asset in a variety of professional landscapes.