PhD in Psychology

Class Profile

Class Size

25

Average Age

27

Average Work Experience

2 Years

Diversity

UK:

65%

Africa:

1%

Others:

1%

Others:

5%

Asia:

2%

North America:

3%

EU:

15%

Career Outcomes

Median Earnings After Graduation

$1,10,000 / year

Top recruiters

Boston Consulting Group

Accenture

KPMG

EY

PwC

Google

Amazon

Microsoft

Fees and Funding

Tuition Fees

$23,500 / year

Overall Cost

$38,500 / year

FAQs

• Are there funding or scholarship opportunities available?
  
  The Department is eligible for a range of funding schemes, including ESRC, EPSRC, MRC, GW4, AHRC, and University Research Studentships (URSAs). There are also internal grants for travel, researcher development, public engagement, and alumni-funded projects. Prospective students should check application deadlines and discuss options with potential supervisors.
• What are the tuition fees for the PhD in Psychology?
  
  For the 2024/25 academic year, tuition fees are £4,800 per year for UK (home) students and £22,400 per year for international students.
• What is the duration and structure of the PhD program?
  
  The full-time PhD typically takes 48 months (4 years), while the part-time route can take up to 72 months (6 years). Students are expected to undertake multiple studies, meet regularly with supervisors, and complete an assessment at the end of the first year, culminating in a thesis and viva voce examination.
• What research areas can I pursue in the PhD Psychology program?
  
  Potential research fields include social, cognitive, health, clinical, and environmental psychology, as well as cognitive/affective neuroscience.
• What are the entry requirements for the PhD in Psychology at the University of Bath?
  
  Applicants generally need a First or Upper Second Class Honours degree in Psychology (or equivalent) from a recognized university, plus a master’s degree at distinction or merit level, or appropriate research training. Applications may also be considered from those with high-quality published work, relevant professional qualifications, or significant experience in a related field.