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This is the only programme
of its kind in the world
Learn about the psychology of coercive
control in domestic abuse, families, abusive
groups, trafficking, gangs, and how to help
those affected.
This course provides advanced insights
and knowledge of cutting-edge practice and
research about coercive control and
behaviour and its development and effects on
individuals, families and organisations.
You will receive tailored support from a
highly experienced and qualified team of
psychology and professional staff who are
involved in advancing practice and research
regarding the prevention, effects and
recovery from coercive and controlling
behaviour.
You will be very well placed to advance your
career in a variety of professions where the
government is seeking to develop provision
for the prevention of and recovery from
coercive control and abuse and you will also
be very well prepared to apply for a
professional doctorate and research career
paths in psychology and other relevant
disciplines
The course breakdown is as follows:
MSc
one year F/T or three years P/T
PgDip
eight months F/T or two years P/T
PgCert
four months F/T or nine months P/T
Please note:
From September 2020, this course will be
delivered via distance learning.
You will: Gain a deep appreciation of
contemporary approaches to the
prevention of, and recovery from, coercive
control and abuse in domestic settings, in
trafficking and in organisations more
widely.
Be supported by a highly qualified and
experienced team in professional staff in
advancing your career in a variety of 'in
demand' professions relating to coercion
and abuse or towards a professional
doctorate in psychology or related
disciplines.
Develop an advanced understanding
of the psychology of coercive control and
cutting-edge research and practice in this
area.
Placement options available International
students accepted FAQs information for
students joining us in September 2020
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