Funding for a second masters

Hi,

I already have an LLb and Llm in Law, but would love to transfer my skills now to Psychology. I've seen that there are MSc Psychology Conversion courses which would be perfect for me.

However, I've seen that there is potentially no funding for these, as I have already completed a masters, is this true even though Psychology is on the exception list? if so what are my options for getting into Psychology?

Any advice on this is appreciated. Thank you!

Hi there,

Psychology is an exception when studied part-time: this means you'll be entitled to the Tuition Fee Loan for the duration. If your course isn't distance learning you should be entitled to a Maintenance Loan too.

So, if you have any universities in mind we'd definitely suggest asking if it's possible to do this part-time.

Thanks, Graeme

thank you, is this the case with masters as well even though I already have a masters. I just read something recently that made me definitely think I can't do it if I already have completed a masters?

hi sorry no I meant is there an exception for doing a psychology masters if I've already don't a masters. as I wanted to do a psychology conversion masters but I can't see that that is included. are my degrees only not counted if I take a psychology undergraduate? as I didn't really want to do that.

Hi,

I already have an LLb and Llm in Law, but would love to transfer my skills now to Psychology. I've seen that there are MSc Psychology Conversion courses which would be perfect for me.

However, I've seen that there is potentially no funding for these, as I have already completed a masters, is this true even though Psychology is on the exception list? if so what are my options for getting into Psychology?

Any advice on this is appreciated. Thank you!