BSc Psychology
Course overview
The course offers a broad selection of psychological disciplines, including clinical, developmental, health, cognitive, and forensic psychology. This allows students to discover the area they are most interested in and specialise in it, which is ideal for shaping the in-depth research project completed in the final year.
Optional modules include undertaking a research assistantship, working on live research alongside academic experts. Students may also choose to undertake a placement year, gaining invaluable experience for future employment. As psychologists in training, students will receive ample support and become confident in analysing data and producing scientific reports.
Entry requirements
Grade Requirements:
- UCAS Tariff: 112 - 120 points
- A level: BBC (other combinations possible to achieve 112 points)
- Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma (first teaching from September 2016) - DMM
English Language Requirements:
- International students are required to have a minimum overall IELTS score of 6.0, with no component below 5.5, or an equivalent recognised certificate.
Career opportunities
Graduates of BSc Psychology can pursue roles such as:
- Health Psychologist
- Occupational Psychologist
- Sports Psychologist
- Research Assistant
- Psychology Support Worker
Cost of study
The tuition fee for the BSc Psychology programme for international students is £17,085 per year. Fees are reviewed annually and are subject to change.
Admission
To apply for the course, you can apply directly to the university through its online application portal or via UCAS. For personalised help with your application, please speak to one of our trained counsellors.
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