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The main aim of this course is to help students prepare, evaluate and run their own Psychological research.  As such this is a ‘hands-on’ course, where students will have the opportunity to conduct a small research project and practice using SPSS for a variety of statistical analyses. The course also provides a thorough grounding in qualitative and quantitative research methods through a lecture series.  Specific topics covered in this course include: verification and falsification of results; ANOVA and qualitative research strategies. This course also features workshops on employability, providing students with information on career planning, networking etc.  

• Either Programme Level 3 or Programme Level 4

• Either PS2015 Advanced Psychology a - Concepts and Theory (Passed) or PS2017 Advanced Psychology a - Concepts and Theory (Passed)
• Either PS2016 Advanced Psychology 1 - Methods and Applications (Passed) or PS2018 Advanced Psychology 1 - Methods and Applications (Passed)
• Either PS2515 Advanced Psychology B - Concepts and Theory (Passed) or PS2517 Advanced Psychology B - Concepts and Theory (Passed)
• Either PS2516 Advanced Psychology 2 - Methods and Applications (Passed) or PS2518 Advanced Psychology 2 - Methods and Applications (Passed)
• Any Undergraduate Programme (Studied)