Cyberpsychology - Letterkenny
Explore how digital technologies influence human behavior, online interactions, and psychological well-being.
Best for:Best for graduates in computing, design, social sciences, or psychology seeking to explore the intersection of technology and human behavior.
Overview
This Master's programme at ATU Donegal Campuses investigates the psychological impacts of digital technologies and online environments. Students examine how digital tools shape human behavior, communication, and learning, and how they can be applied to foster positive well-being. The curriculum combines theoretical instruction with independent study and research over one year of full-time study or two years of part-time study. Candidates engage in structured lectures and rigorous coursework to build advanced analytical competencies in cyberpsychology.
What you'll do
- Attend weekly lectures and participate in on-campus academic sessions
- Complete rigorous coursework and assessments across a 90-credit curriculum
- Engage in independent study and research projects focused on digital environments
- Examine the impact of online interactions on human psychology and communication
Requirements
Degree required: An Honours Degree with first or second-class honours or an equivalent qualification
Degree offered: Master's (Level 9 NFQ)
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Foundational academic background in computing, design, social sciences, or psychology
- Ability to undertake independent study and academic research
- Capacity to engage in on-campus lectures and collaborative coursework
- Applicants must hold an Honours Degree with first or second-class honours or equivalent qualification
- Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is accepted
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Applications open in February for September intakes and in October for January intakes. Interested candidates should submit their applications directly through the university's online admissions portal following the specific course guidelines.
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