What does BSRM mean in ACADEMIC & SCIENCE

The Behavioural Science Research Master (BSRM) is an interdisciplinary program that examines the relationship between behaviour, culture and society. It focuses on understanding the complexity of human behaviour, emotions, cognition and motivation to provide a solid basis for developing effective strategies and solutions for social change. The program combines research methods from different disciplines such as psychology, sociology, anthropology and economics with practical applications in areas such as public policy or organizational behaviour.

The BSRM Program embeds students with advanced critical thinking and problem solving skills to successfully understand various methods of data analysis and its interpretation in order to answer complex questions relevant to contemporary societal problems. It will also equip students with knowledge in behavioural science theories, fundamental research approaches related to the field of study and how to use evidence-based solutions in changing behaviours at different levels whether it is individual, groups or communities.

The BSRM Program is ideal for anyone who has interests in understanding human behaviour or those seeking to pursue a career in social sciences. It provides graduates with an opportunity to be well equipped with research tools and techniques related to data analysis necessary for graduate studies or potential employment opportunities within the field of behavioural sciences.

The duration of the program depends on your choice between either completing a one year full-time program or two years part-time program. Both programs consist of intensive courses that include lectures, seminars, independent study projects along with theoretical knowledge components related to behavioural science topics.

Yes, admission into this master’s programme requires applicants have earned a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution with a good academic standing (comparable GPA). Additionally applicants must demonstrate their ability for analytical thinking through submission of their most recent transcript along with detailed experience using data analytics programs such as SPSS and STATA.

Absolutely! We welcome applications from international candidates who meet our criteria which includes; TOEFL/IELTS scores depending on applicant native language; proof of financial ability; statement of purpose; official transcripts; reference letters; CV/resume. All applications are considered solely on their merit.

Yes! As part of our commitment towards creating responsible citizens whose actions reflect concerns for equitable practices within society, we recommend all students engage in some form of work placement during their course that will enable them learn how they can create tangible changes within organisations through utilising evidence-based research.

Before being admitted into our programme you would need to pay application fees which may vary depending on your nationality however other expenses incurred would usually include tuition fees plus required material costs associated with each course module taken throughout your duration at school including books materials used during class assignments cost etc...