Psychology, BSc (Hons)

Our BSc (Hons) Psychology course provides a contemporary curriculum to explore human thought, emotions, and behaviour, equipping students with core psychological perspectives and reflective skills for personal and professional growth. You'll engage in classroom theory, practical research in our state-of-the-art psychology lab, and work-based learning, including mental health first aid training, to address real-world challenges and prepare for careers like psychotherapist, counsellor, or clinical psychologist.This course meets professional standards, features industry-focused modules, and offers expert tuition from qualified staff. Options include applied forensic or health psychology, with assessments emphasising coursework and practical evaluations. Progression to postgraduate studies is supported, building expertise for diverse employment opportunities.

YEAR 1 - Psychology within Diverse Communities - Applied Psychology - Individual Differences and Personality - Introduction to Psychological Research Methods - Psychology in the Modern World - Mental Health and Wellbeing YEAR 2 - Psychology across the Lifespan - Qualitative Research Methods - Cognitive Psychology - Biological Psychology - Quantitative Research Methods YEAR 3 - Psychology Dissertation - Psychology in the Real World (Work-based Learning) - Therapeutic Approaches in Practice - Psychological Assessment in Practice Plus one option from: - Applied Forensic Psychology - Health Psychology - Applied Educational Psychology