Receive a comprehensive program of advanced statistical training that will equip you with the proficiency in statistical methods and software tools required to effectively manage, analyse, and derive insights from large datasets about human behaviour.<br>This 12-month course is designed to train you in the advanced statistical skills and latest research methods that are needed to handle and interpret large datasets documenting human behaviour, preparing you for clinical training, a PhD or an exciting psychological career.<br>Our advanced statistical training program will equip you with the latest modelling techniques, ranging from generalised and multilevel models to the intricacies of structural equation modelling. Our curriculum will teach you essential skills and provide hands-on opportunities to apply these techniques using the R statistical environment.<br>Whether your interests lie in cognitive and developmental psychology, or you're drawn to social and clinical psychology, our program is tailored to enable the application of advanced statistical methods in these domains.<br>Alongside your statistical training you will learn a broad range of research techniques such as neuroimaging (EEG, fMRI), behavioural genetics, clinical trial design, qualitative interview, diary study methodologies and specialist methods for working with infants, children and clinical populations.<br><br>Your career<br>Previous graduates have gone on to PhD training with an advanced quantitative dimension in neuroimaging, health psychology and social psychology. Others have found employment in the higher education, health or charity sectors with job roles such as:<br>Graduate Statistical Analyst or Programme Analyst in Higher Education.<br>Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner, Assistant Psychologist or Research Assistant in NHS trusts or other public health organisations.<br>Psychological Researcher or Lecturer in academia.