BSc Forensic Psychology Foundation Year

The BSc Forensic Psychology Foundation Year at Buckinghamshire New University is designed for students who do not meet the direct entry requirements for the undergraduate degree or want extra preparation before starting the full degree. The programme builds essential academic skills, knowledge in psychology and smooth learning.

It covers important psychological concepts, research methods, and human behaviour to ensure students have a solid foundation for subsequent years. Learning involves lectures, practical workshops, and individual study. Assessments include essays, presentations, reports, and examinations.

Buckinghamshire New University is an institution with a strong commitment to student success and comfort. It offers both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across various subjects. Students benefit from experienced staff, modern facilities, and a supportive learning environment.

Candidates need to submit a personal statement discussing their reasons for applying for the course and other relevant information about their education. An academic and or employer reference is also required. Students have the option to upload their CVs along with their applications to demonstrate their work experience.

Grade Requirements:

Candidates need 32-56 UCAS points from A levels, T levels, BTEC Extended Diplomas, or an Access to Higher Education course in a related subject.

English Proficiency:

Candidates whose first language is not English need to demonstrate good English language skills by achieving an overall academic score of 6.0 on the IELTS test with at least 5.5 in each component. Similar English tests like TOEFL and PTE are also accepted.

For International students taking the BSc Forensic Psychology Foundation Year at Buckinghamshire New University, the annual tuition fee is £15,150.

Graduates of the BSc Forensic Psychology Foundation Year can work in:

• Prison Offices
• Border Force Offices
• Criminology and Psychology Research
• Charities or NGOs focused on crime and justice
• Data Analysis within Social Services
• Human Resources

Candidates can apply for this course using the university’s online application process. You can also speak with our trained counsellors for assistance.