MSc Principles of Clinical Neuropsychology in Bangor United Kingdom | Bangor University

The MSc in Principles of Clinical Neuropsychology is designed to equip students with comprehensive knowledge across key domains of clinical neuropsychology:
Theoretical frameworks and empirical findings from both clinical and experimental neuropsychological research
Neurological disorders, including their anatomical and pathological foundations, along with their effects on patients and relatives
Evaluation methods in neuropsychology
Rehabilitation approaches for neuropsychological conditions
Research methodologies
Execution of neuropsychological investigations.
This program appeals to psychology graduates or those from related fields, as well as qualified healthcare practitioners with relevant clinical credentials and experience.
Participants have the option to complete the program at either PG Certificate or PG Diploma level if they choose not to pursue the full MSc degree. Bangor's School of Psychology boasts an exceptional team of renowned researchers specializing in neuropsychology, clinical neuroscience, and cognitive neuroscience. Several faculty members maintain NHS consultant roles, bridging academic research with clinical practice and medical education.
The School maintains a dedicated patient coordinator who collaborates with clinical teams, identifies suitable research participants, and facilitates their involvement in ongoing studies. Through partnership with the NHS, we've established a neurological patient research panel that enables systematic evaluation of patient groups, helping to identify characteristic patterns of cognitive impairment and preserved abilities. This clinical resource complements our student and community participant pools, creating exceptional opportunities for neuropsychological research and NHS collaboration.

Career Prospects
This program prepares graduates for research careers, clinical training, or professional practice in neuropsychology. Successful completion provides strong foundations for pursuing doctoral studies or careers in neuropsychological research. The qualification enhances employability in healthcare settings, such as assistant psychologist or rehabilitation roles, and serves as excellent preparation for professional training in clinical psychology or related disciplines. For current healthcare professionals, the course offers valuable continuing professional development opportunities that can support career advancement.