MSci/MPsych/Msc Psychology - which is better?

I am looking at university courses in Psychology (I want a career in Psychology) and have been looking at the undergraduate Masters Degrees - MSci/MPsych - and was wondeering if there is any major difference between the MPsych qualification and the MSci qualification?

Also, which qualification MSci/MPsych or MSc is seen as better in terms of attainment and from an employers point of view, ie. which is more likely to lead to a job afterwards?

Any help would be useful, thanks

I am looking at university courses in Psychology (I want a career in Psychology) and have been looking at the undergraduate Masters Degrees - MSci/MPsych - and was wondeering if there is any major difference between the MPsych qualification and the MSci qualification?

Also, which qualification MSci/MPsych or MSc is seen as better in terms of attainment and from an employers point of view, ie. which is more likely to lead to a job afterwards?

Any help would be useful, thanks

MPsych and MSci are effectively the same thing but with different monikers.

It's much more cost effective doing a four year masters because you get the benefit of it being funded, which wouldn't be the case with a standalone MSc.



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I'm also looking into psychology and want to go into clinical psychology. If I do Mpsych, what do i need to do after in order to become a psychologist?

ohhh right thank you! So the only advantage of Mpsych over BSC is that it is funded for all 4 years right? Is Mpsych somewhat harder or more competitive than doing a Bsc and masters separately?