The MSc Health Psychology is a research-focused postgraduate programme that provides students with a comprehensive understanding of health psychology theories, methods, and current research. Students will explore a range of advanced research methods and statistical approaches while developing the competencies required to design and conduct an independent research project in health psychology. The Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI), in partnership with the University of Chichester, proudly offers this prestigious programme. The University of Chichester is a highly regarded institution in the UK, consistently recognised for its academic excellence and student-focused approach. Upon successful completion of this programme, students should be able to: An understanding of the contemporary economic and political context of healthcare and healthcare work in professional settings. A self-directed approach to learning. The ability to generate research questions, design, undertake, analyse, and disseminate sound quantitative and qualitative research in health psychology in accordance with ethical codes of practice. A systematic understanding and critical awareness of evidence related to the epidemiology of health and illness, including acute and long-term conditions, stress, and psychoneuroimmunology. A forum to critically evaluate and assess research and research methods in health psychology. A strong foundation in health psychology to support professional practice across a range of relevant settings. Critical evaluation of a variety of theoretical models of health-related behaviour and cognition. Development of knowledge and practice-based skills for working with diverse client groups across the lifespan. Critical evaluation of interventions relevant to health psychology, health promotion, and wellbeing contexts.
Career Path
Graduate career path includes Assistant Psychologist, Public Health Practitioner, Digital Health Specialist, Clinical Trials Coordinator, Behaviour Change Specialist, Research Assistant / Research Associate, Health Promotion Specialist, Wellbeing Practitioner, Smoking Cessation Advisor, Community Health Worker, Pain Management Support Specialist, Rehabilitation Support Specialist, Occupational Health Advisor, Chronic Illness Support Coordinator, Health Services Researcher, Health Policy Analyst, Patient Experience Lead, Lifestyle Intervention Specialist, Health Communications Specialist, Health Behaviour Consultant.
International Students can work part time for up to 20 hours per week and full time during academic breaks. Graduates from a German university can stay in Germany for up to 18 months with a job.
We’ve simplified the admission process to help you get started quickly and easily. You can find all requirements for admission to Berlin School of Business and Innovation below;
1. Bachelor Degree and Transcript
2. Passport
3. Recommendation Letter
4. English Language Proficiency Letter
5. WASSCE/ A-Level Certificate
6. Statement of Purpose
7. CV
Berlin School of Business and Innovation will accept, for the purposes of meeting the English proficiency requirement, evidence of English study within a 12 year education system where English is designated as the primary and official language and the principal language of instruction. For applicants who do not yet meet the English language requirement, there are two pathways to achieve the necessary level:
Pre sessional English Programme; Students may successfully complete a preparatory English programme offered by the university before beginning their academic course. Recognized English Proficiency Tests; Students may submit one of the following minimum scores prior to the start of their program: IELTS: 6.5 overall band score (or equivalent), TOEFL or PTE: Score of 60, Duolingo English Test: Score of 120.
