BSc Psychology

BSc Psychology at London South Bank University is a thought-provoking course on the conditions that affect human thinking, emotion and behaviour. The programme is designed to teach the core curriculum from a holistic perspective, integrating different areas of psychology such as biological, cognitive, individual differences, developmental, and social. The course is professionally accredited by The British Psychological Society.

The university's dedicated lab complex includes an eye-tracking facility and an observation room for practical work. The themes that can be traced in the material are feeling, thinking, communicating, learning and remembering. The course will be open to students as a full-time course that takes three years of study, though there are part-time offers as well for other students who require additional flexibility in studying.

London South Bank University (LSBU) has established a reputation for supporting its students and providing a strong academic environment. The university is well-regarded for its psychology programmes, ranking highly amongst London's modern universities. All full-time academic staff are research-active, which means they can provide expert supervision on projects. LSBU offers both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in numerous fields, including Engineering, Business, and the Arts.

Grade Requirements:

• You need 112 UCAS tariff points, an A-Level, a T Level, or a BTEC. Equivalent to A-levels, international qualifications are also accepted.

English Proficiency:

• Applicants who do not speak English as their first language need an overall score of at least 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each component or an equivalent test score like PTE.

For international students, the fee for the BSc Psychology at London South Bank University is £16,500 per year.

London South Bank University provides several scholarships and financial aid options for undergraduate students. These include the Lawrence Burrows Educational Trust Fund, which offers ten £3,000 scholarships to full-time undergraduates from a West Indian or Asian background. The university also has the London Neighbourhood Scholarship, which provides £10,000 per year to disadvantaged students studying BA (Hons) Architecture. Furthermore, students can access the Funding Hub on the Blackbullion website, a database for scholarships and other financial aid.

Graduates of this course work as:

• Trainee positions in the NHS
• Roles in the police force
• Wellbeing Coordinator
• Further training in Clinical Psychology
• Further training in Counselling Psychology
• Teacher training

Applications for the London South Bank University BSc Psychology course are submitted through UCAS. Our trained counsellors are available to assist you.