Psychology of Education MSc Bristol
Hello,
I’m thinking of applying to Bristol to study the Psychology of Education MSc conversion course. I was wondering if anyone else had applied and what experience/qualifications they had before hand?
I’d rather wait a year and get more experience and then apply if that would help me get on to the course!
Thanks for any help.
I’m thinking of applying to Bristol to study the Psychology of Education MSc conversion course. I was wondering if anyone else had applied and what experience/qualifications they had before hand?
I’d rather wait a year and get more experience and then apply if that would help me get on to the course!
Thanks for any help.
Hi, I’ve just finished my MSc at Bristol, it wasn’t the psychology of education, but it was in the same faculty!
I had no work experience or anything and the only qualification I had was a low 2:1 from an ex-poly (due to extenuating circumstances I mentioned in my personal statement) and my a-levels. Most people I knew in the faculty didn’t have relevant work experience, a few did, but there were definitely more people that didn’t. So I say apply, there’s no harm in it!
I had no work experience or anything and the only qualification I had was a low 2:1 from an ex-poly (due to extenuating circumstances I mentioned in my personal statement) and my a-levels. Most people I knew in the faculty didn’t have relevant work experience, a few did, but there were definitely more people that didn’t. So I say apply, there’s no harm in it!
Original post by socphd
Hi, I’ve just finished my MSc at Bristol, it wasn’t the psychology of education, but it was in the same faculty!
I had no work experience or anything and the only qualification I had was a low 2:1 from an ex-poly (due to extenuating circumstances I mentioned in my personal statement) and my a-levels. Most people I knew in the faculty didn’t have relevant work experience, a few did, but there were definitely more people that didn’t. So I say apply, there’s no harm in it!
I had no work experience or anything and the only qualification I had was a low 2:1 from an ex-poly (due to extenuating circumstances I mentioned in my personal statement) and my a-levels. Most people I knew in the faculty didn’t have relevant work experience, a few did, but there were definitely more people that didn’t. So I say apply, there’s no harm in it!
Thank you! That's really helpful and motivating!
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