BSc Psychology with Neuroscience
Course overview
The BSc Psychology with Neuroscience is a British Psychological Society (BPS) accredited undergraduate degree at Middlesex University that combines psychological theory with neuroscience. It explores human behaviour, cognition, mental health, and the neural mechanisms behind these processes. Students learn the application of psychological and neuroscience principles in practical settings using advanced laboratory equipment such as EEG systems and eye-tracking technology.
The course includes clinical and diagnostic training and provides excellent placement opportunities at prestigious institutions, thereby developing practical skills vital for future careers or postgraduate study. The assessment methods are interactive lectures, lab sessions, data analysis, and project work.
Entry requirements
The entry requirements for international applicants who want to study BSc Psychology with Neuroscience are:
Grade Requirements:
- An equivalent of 112 UCAS tariff points.
- English, Maths, and one Science subject at GCSE grade 4 or higher (or international equivalent).
English Proficiency:
- An IELTS overall 6.0 with no less than 5.5 in each component, or equivalent.
Career opportunities
The BSc Psychology with Neuroscience graduates are well-prepared for many career paths. These may include:
- Clinical psychologist
- Mental health specialist
- Neuroscience researcher
- Healthcare professional
- Education and teaching roles
Cost of study
The tuition fee for international students undertaking a BSc Psychology with Neuroscience is £16,600 per year.
Admission
Applicants for the BSc Psychology with Neuroscience are to apply through UCAS using the specific course code (C800). The process does not require interviews. For more clarity, you can get in touch with an expert AHZ counsellor today.
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