Seicoleg (MSc)

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Cwrs trosi yw hwn. Mae cyrsiau trosi yn eich galluogi i astudio pwnc nad yw'n gysylltiedig â'ch gradd israddedig neu'ch gyrfa bresennol, a'ch cefnogi gyda newid gyrfa. Nid oes angen gwybodaeth na gradd flaenorol yn y pwnc.

Academic requirements:

Typically, you will need to have:

• a 2:1 Honours degree or Merit at Masters level, or international equivalent, and
• Maths at a level equivalent to at least a grade C/4 at GCSE, demonstrable with formal qualifications or professional/degree experience.

Other essential requirements:

You will also need to provide a personal statement that is relevant to your application. Please supply your statement as a PDF (500 words) and include the following questions as headings:

1. How has psychology played a role in your work or studies? (200 words)
2. How do you know that psychology is the right degree for you? (150 words)
3. What do you wish to achieve with your MSc in Psychology? (150 words)

Within your answers to the questions please give details of or explain:

• Any courses/modules on psychological issues you have completed or any books that you have read on psychology that you have found particularly interesting;
• Whether you have been involved in a psychologically informed or psychologically related role either in a paid or voluntary way (e.g. teaching, counselling, support work);
• How you have observed the impact of or potential of psychology within that role;
• And how you intend to use the knowledge of psychology in your future career.

English Language Requirements:
IELTS with an overall score of 7.0 with 6.5 in all subskills, or equivalent.

Application deadline:

This programme has a limited number of places. If you submit a completed application by 31 January and meet the entry requirements you will be guaranteed consideration for the programme.

Selection process:

Places on the course are competitive and preference will be given to candidates deemed most likely to succeed on the course and benefit from it. Evidence for the potential to do well on the course will be taken from previous qualifications and the personal statement which should indicate the candidate’s previous experience of psychology or evidence of an interest in Psychology.

Only complete applications that are received before 31 January will be given guaranteed consideration. Applications will be scored based on the criteria listed above and offers will be made to the highest scoring applicants after the initial application deadline.

If you submit an application after the 31 January deadline, or if your application is deemed incomplete, you application may be considered at a later date should there be places available on the programme.

Rhagor o wybodaeth am ofynion Iaith Saesneg.

Mae'n rhaid i ymgeiswyr sydd angen Fisa myfyriwr i astudio yn y DU gyflwyno cymhwyster iaith Saesneg derbyniol er mwyn bodloni gofynion UKVI (Fisâu a Mewnfudo y DU).

Euogfarnau troseddol

You are not required to complete a DBS (Disclosure Barring Service) check or provide a Certificate of Good Conduct to study this course.

If you are currently subject to any licence condition or monitoring restriction that could affect your ability to successfully complete your studies, you will be required to disclose your criminal record. Conditions include, but are not limited to:

• access to computers or devices that can store images
• use of internet and communication tools/devices
• curfews
• freedom of movement
• contact with people related to Cardiff University.

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