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DEdChPsy - Doctorate in Educational and Child Psychology
University of Birmingham
Full Time
SEP-26
3 Years
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DEdChPsy - Doctorate in Educational and Child Psychology
University of Birmingham
Full Time
SEP-26
3 Years
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Course overview Our Applied Educational and Child Psychology Doctorate is designed to set you apart as a skilled educational psychologist. This HCPC-approved, BPS-accredited course blends research-driven learning with professional learning on placement. The programmes emphasises diversity and anti-oppressive practice, and has strong ties to local educational psychology services. Upon graduation, you'll be fully ready and confident to make an immediate impact in your field. Invest in your future with our doctorate course, developing the expertise and skills to thrive as an educational psychologist. Prepare to lead in education, influence positive change in diverse communities, and advance educational practice. With the programme’s strong track record of graduates securing roles in local authority services upon completion, along with its accreditations and high-quality curriculum, you’ll be highly sought after by employers. Course highlights Studying in our School of Education, you’ll be part of a rich history of research dating back to 1896. As one of the UK’s largest education schools, all our tutors are active researchers. With every piece of research tied to professional practice, the AppEdChPsyD will give you the skills to be an impactful practitioner researcher educational psychologist. Your PhD will have a real world impact, setting you up for a career in either industry or academia. We collaborate nationally and globally with schools, colleges, local authorities and a range of professional bodies. You’ll also be encouraged to work with other researchers across different specialist areas.
You will need a British Psychological Society accredited degree and a minimum of a 2:1 honours classification. If you have a 2:2 degree, you will also need an additional postgraduate qualification, preferably at masters level.
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