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BA Psychology Human Resource Management

Course Overview

The BA Hons Psychology and Human Resource Management at the University of Strathclyde combines the study of mind and behaviour with how people are managed in organisations. Students learn about psychology, mental health, motivation, and how Human Resource practices work, including hiring, training, and performance. The course helps students understand both individual behaviour and workplace systems. Graduates will possess skills in research, communication, and people management that can be applied in various fields. This degree is four years long under the Scottish system.

In the final semester, students choose optional modules and complete a major project or dissertation that links psychology and HR. This project allows students to apply their learning to real-world issues. Teaching includes lectures, seminars, workshops, group tasks, case studies, and HR simulations. Students will gather data, run small research projects, and take part in role-plays. Assessment includes essays, reports, exams, data projects, presentations and the dissertation, with continuous feedback for improvement.

About University

The University of Strathclyde is well known for its excellent teaching methods in both academic and research degrees. The Department of Psychological Sciences and Health sits under the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. Strathclyde also includes faculties of Engineering, Science, and Business (Strathclyde Business School).

The university is recognised for its strong links with industry, public bodies, and employers. Many students engage in placements or internships related to HR or psychology research. Student life at Strathclyde includes clubs, societies, sports, volunteering, and a vibrant students’ union. Located in Glasgow, the university offers access to cultural events, cafes, and city amenities close to campus.

Entry Requirements for Nigerian Students

  • Applicants should hold strong high school qualifications (such as A-Levels, Scottish Highers or equivalents), including subjects like psychology, business, maths or social science.

English Proficiency

  • For international students, a minimum IELTS score of 6.0 overall with no component below 5.5 is required.

Cost of Study

The annual tuition fee for international students is £21,550 for full-time study. Students should also expect a tuition fee increase of up to 10% each year.

Scholarships

Strathclyde offers a variety of scholarships and funding opportunities for students in the BA Hons Psychology and Human Resource Management programme. Donor-funded scholarships support students from disadvantaged backgrounds, covering part of tuition or living costs. The university also provides joint scholarships for international students that may reduce overall university and pathway programme costs.

Undergraduate scholarships for international students typically range from £5,000 to £7,000. Many awards are merit-based or automatic, while others require a separate application. Students should check the Strathclyde scholarships page for eligibility, deadlines, and application details.

Careers

Graduates of the BA Hons Psychology and Human Resource Management from the University of Strathclyde can pursue careers such as:

  • Human Resources Manager
  • Recruitment Officer
  • Training and Development Specialist
  • Employee Relations Advisor
  • Behavioural Consultant

Admission

Applications for the University of Strathclyde BA Hons Psychology and Human Resource Management programme can be submitted through UCAS or via Strathclyde’s direct admissions route. If you need assistance, you can reach out to one of our experienced counsellors at AHZ.

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