University of East London

Overview

The Educational and Child Psychology course at the University of East London provides full-time professional training aimed at preparing students for eligibility to register as an Educational Psychologist, a protected title. This comprehensive program integrates university-based learning, research opportunities, and practical placements in relevant educational settings.

• Programme type: Professional postgraduate training
• Registration pathway: Supports eligibility for registration as an Educational Psychologist
• Study mode: Full-time
• Assessment: Modular assessments along with a research thesis
• Placements: Professional practice placements in Local Authorities and other educational settings
• Delivery: Combination of university-based teaching and placement learning
• Open event: Dedicated open events for this program

Note: Specific details regarding duration, credit value, tuition fees, and exact start dates should be verified on the official programme page prior to application.

What you'll study

Learning Approach

• University-based teaching and learning
• Modular assessments
• Research training culminating in a thesis
• Professional practice placements in educational and child psychology contexts

Indicative Curriculum Areas

• Educational Psychology Theory & Practice
• Professional Practice Placement in Educational and Child Psychology
• Psychology

Research Component

• Research culminating in a thesis submission, meeting the doctoral-level format requirements of the program

Entry requirements

Career prospects

Graduates of the Educational and Child Psychology course are well-equipped to pursue a career as Educational Psychologists, working in various educational settings, including schools and local authorities. The program's emphasis on practical placements ensures that students gain valuable experience and professional connections essential for their future careers.

Important: Work permit rules may differ by country and depend on the graduate’s visa status. It is advisable to consult official immigration guidelines for the destination country where you intend to work after graduation.

• Graduates may be eligible for post-study work options upon completion of the program.
• Eligibility is generally based on factors like the level of qualification, the institution's status, and completion timeframe.
• Some paths allow a limited duration for job searching, while others may require securing employment to extend residency.
• Ongoing conditions may apply, such as maintaining valid immigration status.