126 PhD programmes in Psychology in United Kingdom

Students in the Psychology programme from University of Salford will conduct independent research under the supervision of an academic supervisor within one of the psychology research groups.

This Psychology (Distance Learning) programme at the University of Huddersfield  is centred in the Brain, Behaviour and Cognition (BBC) research group, which brings together work spanning health and wellbeing, cognitive science and neuroscience, and forensic and investigative psychology in an interdisciplinary community exploring how people think, feel, learn and act. 

The Psychology programme at University of Essex develops advanced research skills in psychology through integrated training and specialised study in cognitive, social, and neuroscience fields.

The graduates of the Psychosocial Studies programme from University of Essex go on to a number of different destinations, including further study and training, or further academic research work.

The Health Psychology programme offered at Liverpool John Moores University meets the requirements for BPS Stage Two training in Health Psychology and leads to eligibility for registration with the HCPC.

The Psychological Medicine programme offered by King's College London investigates the biological, psychological, and social mechanisms underlying mental health and psychiatric disorders through translational and clinical research.

The Postgraduate Research Degrees in Psychology from The University of Lancashire will enable you to enhance your skills as a researcher and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in this field.

This Psychology MPhil/PhD programme University of Exeter ensures that undertaking a postgraduate degree is a challenging, but ultimately rewarding experience. 

A University of Hertfordshire research degree in Psychology is an internationally recognised degree signifying high levels of achievement in research.

The Department of Psychological Sciences conducts world-leading research on mind, brain and behaviour. We offer a Psychology degree at the University of Liverpool.

The Psychodynamic, Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Clinical Practice DPPClinPrac programme from The University of Exeter provides clinical training as either a Psychodynamic or a Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist.

The PhD Health Psychology programme at The University of Manchester enables you to undertake a research project that will contribute to knowledge and theory in Health Psychology.

The Psychology degree at University of Roehampton aims to provide its research students with the opportunity to study in a stimulating, responsive, supportive environment, which fosters independent, critical thinking. 

This Psychology programme at the University of Lincoln is designed to train students from diverse backgrounds to become resourceful clinicians capable of drawing on a broad range of psychological models and theories, including cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT).

The Psychosocial Studies programme offered by Birkbeck, University of London supports theoretical and applied enquiry within an interdisciplinary field drawing on perspectives from anthropology, sociology, gender and sexuality studies, cultural and postcolonial studies, education studies, critical psychology, psychoanalysis, and psychotherapy.

This Psychology research programme at the University of Brighton is at the forefront of developments in applied, critical, community, social and health psychology and emerging fields such as cyberpsychology and ecopsychology.

The Psychological Academic Research programme offered by King's College London investigates mental health, behaviour, cognition, and the relationship between psychological and physical wellbeing.

Our Professional Doctorate in Psychotherapy Studies at The University of Lancashire is designed for experienced psychotherapists or health professionals who wish to contribute to research and the advancement of knowledge and practice in this field.

The PhD in Applied Psychology from University of Essex offers you a unique opportunity to undertake research in an applied psychological context.

There is a team of applied psychologists working closely with clinicians and practitioners to apply psychological knowledge and evidence to a range of settings throughout this Applied Psychology programme from University of Nottingham.