The Masters in Clinical and Abnormal Psychology offers a comprehensive grounding in aspects of psychopathology and abnormal behaviour. This is possible through our links with local NHS trusts and local healthcare providers. In addition, we have recently invested in a new psychology clinic which provides clinical and therapeutic services. Suitable students will be able to benefit from in-house research opportunities and supervised voluntary experience. While completion of this Psychology programme will not qualify you to practice as a Clinical Psychologist in the UK, nor guarantee acceptance onto a DClinPsy course; the skills that you will develop should enhance your applications for professional training programmes, Assistant Psychologist posts, or Research Assistant posts in clinical settings. Graduates of this masters Psychology programme will possess a diversity of skills that will enhance their applications for a range of popular training, employment, and research opportunities. These may include: Clinical psychology doctorate programmes; Assistant Psychologist posts; Research Assistant posts.