Psychology and Health Inequalities - MSc
The conditions in which we're born, grow, and live can lead to unfair, unavoidable, and often disproportionate differences in health between people depending on their background. On the Psychology and Health Inequalities MSc, you'll learn to use psychology and research to better understand the drivers of those health inequalities, and what we might do to readdress the balance. You will benefit from the multidisciplinary expertise of a wide range of research active staff with links to health-related organisations and institutions, a high amount of one-to-one contact time, and varied teaching and assessment methods based on current research and practice. You can also apply your knowledge and learn in the real world on a work placement.
Month of entry
- September
Mode of study
- Full time, Part time
Fees for 2023/24 academic year
- UK - Full time £10,000 per year. Part time £5,500 per year.
International - £18,800 per year.
Duration of study
- One year full time, two years part time, up to five years modular
Why study Psychology and Health Inequalities at Keele University?
COLLABORATE AND FOSTER NETWORKS
The School of Psychology is housed in the Dorothy Hodgkin building. Located at the heart of campus, our school offers a supportive environment with a close-knit student and staff community. The majority of lecture theatres, resource facilities and academics are situated within the building. When you need to collaborate with peers, or would like to gain feedback from academics, everyone is housed under one roof.
Keele Postgraduate Association
Keele University is one of a handful of universities in the UK to have a dedicated students' union for postgraduate students. A fully registered charity, Keele Postgraduate Association serves as a focal point for the social life and welfare needs of all postgraduate students during their time at Keele.
Hugely popular, the KPA Clubhouse (near Horwood Hall) provides a dedicated postgraduate social space and bar on campus, where you can grab a bite to eat and drink, sit quietly and read a book, or switch off from academic life at one of the many regular events organised throughout the year. The KPA also helps to host a variety of conferences, as well as other academic and career sessions, to give you and your fellow postgraduates the opportunities to come together to discuss your research, and develop your skills and networks.