Psychology, BSc (Hons)

Kingston University's accredited psychology course, endorsed by the British Psychological Society, equips students with access to advanced laboratories featuring EEG, eye-tracking, and simulation tools. Strong partnerships with schools, hospitals, and clinics provide real-world learning and work experience, while personalized tutoring and a focus on employability ensure graduates are well-prepared. The curriculum covers topics like schizophrenia, autism, and neuropsychology, allowing students to tailor their studies through research projects and placements.Future skills such as problem-solving and adaptability are integrated throughout, fostering digital competency and career readiness. Graduates pursue roles in clinical, forensic, educational, and occupational psychology, as well as social work and teaching. Example modules include Psychotherapeutic Psychology and Mental Health, The Psychology of Health and Wellbeing, and Social and Developmental Psychology. Assessment methods encompass exams, practicals, and coursework like essays and dissertations.

Example modules:

• Psychotherapeutic Psychology and Mental Health: from Theory to Practice

• The Psychology of Health and Wellbeing

• Social and Developmental Psychology