36 monthsProgramme duration
30,750 GBPTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Psychology
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Psychology is the scientific study of mental processes. You'll learn about the structure of the brain as well as the perceptions, thoughts, feelings and actions of people.
In years one and three, you'll have optional modules to choose from (which, in year one, can be from outside psychology, to explore other areas). This is your chance to explore the areas of psychology that you find interesting. As we have experts from across the spectrum of psychology, we are able to offer you a choice from many different areas in both theoretical and applied psychology. For example, you can explore topics including forensic or clinical psychology, cognitive neuroscience, neuroimaging and neuropsychology, or social, educational and developmental psychology.
Our research is transforming lives. We want our students to be part of this. In your final year, you'll do your own research project. You'll have a wide choice of topics. These could be from behavioural to social psychology.
Previous project topics include:
- autism
- anxiety and mental health
- neurodiversity
- spatial cognition
- addictions
- dyslexia
- brain imaging
- food and eating
- post-traumatic growth
Programme overview
Main Subject
Psychology
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Psychology is the scientific study of mental processes. You'll learn about the structure of the brain as well as the perceptions, thoughts, feelings and actions of people.
In years one and three, you'll have optional modules to choose from (which, in year one, can be from outside psychology, to explore other areas). This is your chance to explore the areas of psychology that you find interesting. As we have experts from across the spectrum of psychology, we are able to offer you a choice from many different areas in both theoretical and applied psychology. For example, you can explore topics including forensic or clinical psychology, cognitive neuroscience, neuroimaging and neuropsychology, or social, educational and developmental psychology.
Our research is transforming lives. We want our students to be part of this. In your final year, you'll do your own research project. You'll have a wide choice of topics. These could be from behavioural to social psychology.
Previous project topics include:
- autism
- anxiety and mental health
- neurodiversity
- spatial cognition
- addictions
- dyslexia
- brain imaging
- food and eating
- post-traumatic growth
Admission Requirements
- A level: AAA
- Required subjects: Where science A levels have been taken, a pass in the practical element of science subjects is required if assessed separately. GCSE English and maths at 5 (B) or above.
- Excluded subjects: General studies and critical thinking are not accepted.
- IB score: 34 points overall or 666 in 3 HL certificates
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