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Optional Competencies (Health Psychology)
Certificate of Attendance
What it's about
You can study any two of the following Health Psychology competencies to form a 45 credit module to meet your own learning requirements. (You must choose two, you cannot study just one)
implementing an intervention
directing the implementation of an intervention
communicating processes and outcomes of interventions and consultancies
providing expert advice
promoting psychological principles, practices, services and benefits
aiding policy decision making
contributing to the evolution of legal, ethical and professional standards.
disseminating psychological knowledge to address current social issues in Health Psychology
This 45 credit module can be studied on its own or as part of the Professional Doctorate in Health Psychology.
Fact File
| Qualification: | Certificate of Attendance |
| Faculty/School: | Faculty of Sciences |
| Location: | Stoke Campus |
| Course Start: | September every year |
| Course Length: | 2 years full-time 4 years part-time |
| Entry Requirements: | You must have attained at least a merit or 60% on an MSc in Health Psychology which is accredited by the British Psychological Society or Stage 1 training for Chartered Health Psychologist Status. In some circumstances we can accept individuals who do not have the above entry requirements but do have prior experience in the area of Health Psychology. Please contact the Faculty of Sciences Recruitment Centre for more information. |
| Application: | Please contact the Faculty of Sciences Recruitment Centre. |
| Fees and Bursaries: | Current fees for this course are £900 (£20 per credit). However these fees are subject to change, please contact the Faculty of Sciences Recruitment Centre for more information. |
Contact
For more information about Optional Competencies (Health Psychology) please contact:
Enquiries TeamCadman Building,
College Road,
Stoke-on-Trent,
ST4 2DE
t: +44 (0)1782 294400
e: enquiries@staffs.ac.uk
