Psychology with Clinical & Health Psychology, BSc (Hons)

This BPS-accredited BSc (Hons) Psychology with Clinical and Health Psychology equips you with clinically relevant skills to explore psychological factors in mental and physical health. Clinical psychology addresses disorders and disabilities across age groups, including relationship issues, drug misuse, learning difficulties, body dysmorphia, and neurological problems. Health psychology examines causes of self-destructive behaviours—such as poor diet, inactivity, or unsafe sex—and responses to stress, heart disease, or cancer. You will also study improvements through interventions like counselling, mindfulness, and wellbeing science, with diverse dissertation topics like adverse childhood experiences, personality disorders, and eating behaviours.Completion grants BPS Graduate Membership and Graduate Basis for Registration, paving the way to Chartered Psychologist status in fields like clinical, educational, or health psychology. Placement Year and International Experience Year options are available post-enrolment at Bangor; see the website for details. Those lacking qualifications or returning to study may consider the Psychology (with Foundation Year) C80F programme.