30 Developmental Psychology Masters Degree Programs

The Psychological Sciences (Conversion) MSc online has been created for students and working professionals from non-psychology backgrounds, who want to gain a comprehensive understanding of the practical applications of psychological sciences and their impact on society. As a graduate, you’ll have acquired important transferable skills at an advanced level, such as research design, data analysis, and report preparation, whilst also building a solid basis to pursue a career as a professional psychologist through further study within the discipline (e.g. PhD, ClinPsyD, DEdPsy).

The Master Psychology: Developmental Psychology will help you understand how certain behaviours and cognitive functions relate to a person’s psychological and biological constitution and the development of the brain. You will study the most recent developmental theories and research findings.

If you are fascinated by human behaviour and looking to pivot into a psychology-related field, our flexible online MSc Psychology programme offers a powerful first step. Designed for learners from any academic background, this part-time degree builds the knowledge and critical thinking needed to pursue new opportunities in psychology and beyond.

Our Master’s gives you a deep understanding of the advanced methods, analytical techniques, and theoretical and practical approaches to developmental psychology and developmental psychopathology. It provides a clear pathway to a career or postgraduate research in this fascinating field and the opportunity to help people of all ages in a range of settings.

The MSc in Developmental and Educational Psychology is designed for those interested in understanding how children and young people grow and learn. The program covers key areas like child development, learning processes, and psychological theories, g…

This MSc program combines study of developmental psychology with clinical practice, aiming to give students a solid understanding of how children and young people develop and how to support their mental health. The course covers key areas like child …

Are you interested in scientific research on psychopathology? Looking for in-depth insights into the developmental origins of mental health and clinical presentation of disorders? Ready to unravel the effects of psychological treatment and prevention? Then the Clinical and Developmental Psychopathology Research Master’s may be the program for you!

This MSc provides advanced research training in a range of intellectual and practical skills associated with evolutionary, comparative, and developmental approaches to the study of the mind. The MSc in Comparative, Evolutionary, and Developmental Psychology is a one-year taught postgraduate program run by the School of Psychology and Neuroscience.

Are you interested in scientific research on psychopathology? Looking for in-depth insights into the developmental origins of mental health and clinical presentation of disorders? Ready to unravel the effects of psychological treatment and prevention?

You’ll graduate ready to pursue LPCC licensure in California, specially prepared to make a difference in the mental health of young people. Faculty mentors with professional experience will help you build experience and hireability with opportunities in the field, as you learn strategies for meeting mental health needs.

The MSci Developmental Psychology program is designed to give students a comprehensive understanding of how children develop from infancy to adolescence. It combines core psychology topics with specia...

The Developmental Psychology MA program offers an in-depth exploration of human growth and development across the lifespan, emphasizing both theoretical frameworks and empirical research methods. Stud...

The MSc in Developmental Psychology focuses on understanding how children and young people develop over time. The program covers key areas such as cognitive, emotional, and social development, helping...

The Master of Arts in Developmental Psychology is designed to give students a strong foundation in understanding how people develop across their lifespan. It covers key areas such as cognitive, emotio...

Are you curious about how psychological and biological factors, such as genetics and biochemistry, play a role in cognitive development? Do you want to investigate which factors contribute to the development of disorders such as autism or dyslexia? Are you interested in learning how to measure brain processes and use various diagnostic tools? Then the master's specialization in Developmental Psychology could be right for you. You'll study the most recent developmental theories and research findings. You'll learn to apply various diagnostic and research tools in the clinical field and developmental research. This will make you well-prepared to work as a psychologist or researcher in mental health or educational institutions.