Loading...

This program allows students to conduct groundbreaking research in their chosen area of psychology. You’ll learn to design studies, analyze data, and effectively communicate findings through publications and presentations. The curriculum includes advanced coursework to deepen your understanding of psychological theories and methodologies, followed by an extensive research project under the guidance of experienced supervisors. Students can also access state-of-the-art facilities like psychology labs, simulation tools, and statistical software.
 

Once your eligibility is confirmed, you may proceed with the following payments:
RM 700 Enrolment Fee (non-refundable, non-transferable) 
RM 2,400 Student Pass/ Visa processing fee is paid to EMGS (non-refundable). Indonesian students pay RM 3,400 to EMGS (Student Pass valid for 2 years – Program Duration: 2 years and above)
 

Core Modules
Prior to starting their thesis, students complete two taught modules: Advanced Research Methods and Advanced Statistics. These modules help students develop the necessary skills to complete their research proposal.
Thesis
In consultation with their research supervisors, students identify a research problem based on findings from existing research. They then design and conduct research on the identified problem or issue using a range of scientific techniques while following the required ethical standards. They, therefore, make a unique contribution to understanding the issue under consideration or developing new solutions to address the identified problem.

Areas of Research
The Psychology Department has three research groups: Well-being & Community Psychology, Organisational & Work Psychology, and Cognitive & Experimental Psychology. This broad range of expertise means we have research supervision in the following areas:

Healthy Ageing
Mental Health and Well-being
Organisational Health
Individual and the Workplace
Psychology and Sustainability
Education
i.e. learning environment & technology, Inclusive education, etc.

Parenting
i.e socioemotional development, family mealtime, etc

Sexual and Reproductive Health
Cognitive Experimental
i.e. face perception, sense of agency, speech perception, body image, etc.

Psychometrics/Validation Studies