Developmental and Therapeutic Play
Psychology
Taught
PgDip
Developmental and Therapeutic Play
Taught
PgDip
Overview
Application Timeline
Tuition
- Year 1
| Student categories | Study | |
|---|---|---|
| Full-time | Part-time | |
| England | £5,800 | £2,900 |
| Northern Ireland | £5,800 | £2,900 |
| Scotland | £5,800 | £2,900 |
| Wales | £5,800 | £2,900 |
| EU | £12,200 | £6,100 |
| International | £12,200 | £6,100 |
Requirements
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Modules
Dissertation in Play
CorePlay Theory and Practice
CoreResearching Childhood
Core
About
Program Focus
The Master's degree in Developmental and Therapeutic Play at Swansea University offers an advanced understanding of children's learning and development through play.
Key Components
- Evidence-Based Practice: The program emphasizes evidence-based practices in play across various professional contexts.
- Theoretical and Practical Integration: Students will combine in-depth theoretical knowledge with fieldwork experience.
- Environmental and Social Factors: Exploration of how environments and social interactions enhance children's play skills.
- Self-Directed Play: A focus on the importance of children's self-directed play experiences.
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Subject Area Information
Developmental psychology is a branch of psychology that focuses on the growth and changes that occur throughout a person's lifespan, encompassing topics from prenatal development to aging, and examining physical, cognitive, social, and emotional evolution.
1. Introduction to Developmental Psychology
2. Child Development
3. Adolescent Development
4. Adult Development and Aging
5. Cognitive Development
6. Social and Emotional Development
- Research and Analytical Skills
- Critical Thinking
- Communication Skills
- Empathy and Understanding
Career
Developmental psychology offers a comprehensive understanding of human growth and change, equipping students with the skills and knowledge to pursue various professional paths that contribute to the well-being and development of individuals across the lifespan.
Clinical Psychologist
Specializing in developmental issues, working with children, adolescents, or the elderly.
School Psychologist
Focusing on the developmental needs of students within educational settings.
Child and Family Social Worker
Supporting children and families through developmental challenges.
Gerontologist
Specializing in the aging process and working with older adults.
Academic Researcher
Conducting studies to advance the field of developmental psychology.
Early Childhood Educator
Applying knowledge of child development to create effective learning environments.
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