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Women's High Performance Football Centre

20 Apr 2024: Sport Psychology support. Regular strength and conditioning sessions. Free Marjon sports kit.
MSc Applied Sport Psychology (No UCAS code. Apply to Marjon.)

Graduates of this MSc Applied Sport Psychology degree can apply for individual accreditation with the British Psychological Society (BPS) and British Association of Sport and Exercise Science (BASES).
Duration: One year full-time or two years part-time only

Level: Postgraduate
Jonathan Waddington

Lecturer

School of Health & Wellbeing jwaddington@marjon.ac.uk 01752 636700
BSc (Hons) Sport & Exercise Psychology (SEP1)

This BSc (Hons) Sport & Exercise Psychology degree teaches you to maximise sport performance at all levels of competition and help people achieve fitness goals and recover from injury or illness.
Duration: Three years full-time

Level: Undergraduate
Katheryn Edwards

Lecturer in Psychology

School of Health & Wellbeing Kedwards@marjon.ac.uk 07546 269104
PGCE Secondary Education with Psychology (No UCAS code. Apply at www.gov.uk.)

Become a psychology teacher and earn Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) with PGCE Secondary Education with Psychology.
Duration: One year full-time or two years part-time

Level: Postgraduate
Tara Hollins

Senior Lecturer

School of Education thollins@marjon.ac.uk 01752 636700
BA (Hons) Criminology with Psychology (CRPS)

Explore the causes of crime, responses to crime and develop a deep understanding of human behaviour and develop skills applicable to a wide range of careers within the criminal justice system.
Duration: Three years full-time or up to six years part-time

Level: Undergraduate
Kass Gibson

Associate Professor

School of Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation kgibson@marjon.ac.uk 01752 636700
MPsy Psychotherapy and Counselling (PSC2)

Train and study to become a skilled, safe, evidence-based, and reflective psychotherapist and counsellor. Combine theory, research, and practice with professional training.
Duration: Four years full-time or up to eight years part-time

Level: Undergraduate