This course bridges the gap between BSc Psychology and doctoral-level training. It is aimed at those who have had at least some experience in psychology services who want to go on to train as a researcher, therapist or clinical, counselling or educational psychologist. You need not have a first degree in psychology but your training and experience must be in a related area and demonstrate a suitable career trajectory. Getting onto a professional doctorate course is a highly competitive business but this MSc in a well-established, highly-regarded teaching environment could help give you the edge you need, and it will strengthen your prospects of advancement in your established career. This is a highly flexible course which offers the possibility of earning intermediate academic awards in the form of a PG Diploma or a PG Certificate. So the course provides training with a strong emphasis on the historical and current social, political and cultural issues that affect clinical and community psychology provision. This course serves as a potential bridge between a psychology or psychology-related BSc and the prospect of doing further research or training or a professional doctorate.