MA Art Therapy
The MA Art Therapy at the University of Derby is a comprehensive, practice-based course...
Kedleston Road, Derby Campus
INTAKE: September
This course is designed to help students become effective, skilled, and forward-thinking psychologists while incorporating a close analysis of literature. Studies include the intellectual and cultural history of art, film, philosophy, linguistics, and sociology, as well as contemporary cultural politics. Students are introduced to a range of cultural expression from across the globe and from diverse historical periods.
Curriculum: The curriculum integrates modules from both English and Psychology disciplines, covering topics such as literary analysis, legal theory, contract law, and constitutional law. Students engage in critical discussions, case studies, and practical exercises that enhance their understanding of both subjects. This comprehensive approach ensures that graduates are well-prepared for the demands of the professional world.
Research Focus: The program emphasizes independent research, encouraging students to undertake projects that explore the intersections between literature and law. Students have access to resources and support to develop their research skills, contributing to a deeper understanding of both fields.
Industry Engagement: The University of Derby offers various opportunities for students to gain practical experience, including internships, placements, and collaborations with legal and cultural institutions. These experiences provide real-world applications of academic learning and enhance employability.
Global Perspective: The curriculum incorporates a global perspective by studying literature and law from diverse cultures and regions. This approach prepares students to engage with global issues and understand the interconnectedness of legal systems and literary traditions worldwide.
Kedleston Road, Derby Campus
IELTS 6
£ 14900
Undergraduate Entry Requirements
Academic Qualifications: Applicants should have successfully completed their secondary education with a minimum overall score of 70% or equivalent in their respective country's grading system.
English language proficiency:
The University of Derby offers various scholarships and funding opportunities to support international students financially. These scholarships are designed to ease the financial burden of studying abroad and make higher education more accessible for students from diverse backgrounds.
Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship: The University of Derby offers the prestigious Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship for international students. This scholarship provides up to £2,000 for students enrolling in undergraduate or postgraduate programs. It is awarded based on academic merit and achievements, recognizing outstanding students who demonstrate potential in their field of study.
International Student Scholarship: The International Student Scholarship is designed to assist new international students with their tuition fees. This scholarship offers up to £2,000 for students from specific countries or regions and is awarded to students who meet the academic requirements and demonstrate contributing to the international community at the University of Derby.
Country-Specific Scholarships: In addition to general scholarships, the University of Derby offers country-specific scholarships for students from particular regions. These scholarships aim to support students from countries such as India, China, Nigeria, and many more. The value of these scholarships varies, but they often range from £1,000 to £3,000, depending on the country and the student's academic background.
Alumni Loyalty Discount: The University of Derby offers a special alumni discount for students who have previously studied at the university. International students who have completed a degree or program at Derby and return for further study are eligible for this discount, which helps to reduce the overall cost of their education.
Early Bird Discount: International students who apply early may be eligible for the Early Bird Discount, which provides a reduction in tuition fees for students who accept an offer of admission before a specified deadline. This discount is intended to encourage timely applications and assist students with their planning.
External Scholarships: In addition to internal scholarships, international students are encouraged to explore external scholarship opportunities. The University of Derby provides guidance and resources to help students identify and apply for scholarships offered by government bodies, organizations, and private foundations in their home countries or internationally.
Graduates of the BA/BSc (Hons) English and Psychology program at the University of Derby are well-equipped to pursue a diverse array of careers that leverage their strong analytical, research, and communication skills. This interdisciplinary degree provides a comprehensive understanding of human behavior and cultural expression, preparing them for roles in various sectors.
Psychological Research: Graduates can engage in research roles within academic institutions, healthcare settings, or private research firms, contributing to advancements in psychological science.
Clinical and Health Psychology: With further training, graduates may pursue careers as clinical psychologists, working in hospitals, clinics, or private practice to assess and treat mental health conditions.
Education and Teaching: The program provides a foundation for teaching roles, particularly in English and psychology, at various educational levels.
Publishing and Journalism: The English component equips graduates for careers in publishing, editing, and journalism, where strong writing and analytical skills are essential.
Human Resources and Organizational Development: An understanding of psychology is valuable in HR roles, including recruitment, employee development, and organizational behavior analysis.
Marketing and Consumer Behavior: The program's emphasis on human behavior prepares graduates for roles in marketing, advertising, and consumer research, where insights into psychological principles can inform strategies.
Social Services and Counseling: Graduates can work in social services, providing support and counseling to individuals and communities, particularly in areas related to mental health and well-being.