This program is typically delivered over three years at full time. However, it is available with an integrated foundation year or a year in working placement, making it a four year program if either of those routes are taken. Part time options are also available.

Year 1 Modules Include:

• Social Selves
• Psychology Research Methods 1
• Historical and Philosophical Concepts in Psychology
• Foundations of Psychology

Year 2 Modules Include:

• Social, Individual and Developmental Psychology
• Psychology Research Methods 2
• Mental Health and Brain Function
• Learning and Behaviour
• Brain, Behaviour and Cognition
• Applied Psychology: Theory and Practice

Year 3 Modules Include:

• The Psychology of Health and Well Being
• Psychotherapeutic Psychology and Mental Health: from Theory to Practice
• Psychology Research Project
• Psychology of Art and Film
• Neuropsychology and Neuro-rehabilitation
• Introduction to Forensic Psychology
• Critical Social Psychology: Memory, Narrative and Representation
• Advanced Developmental Psychology

Students who are returning to degree level education after a long absence or who do not meet the typical entry requirements for a BSc course may wish to take the optional Foundation Year. This includes content a wide range of different social science disciplines as well as study skills generally.

The curriculum is constantly updated to ensure that you are learning the best practices of a wide range of psychological disciplines, and that you are familiar with the latest thinking in the field. Recent graduates have entered into higher degree programs or have gone directly into work in a wide range of different non-professional roles. Others have continued their training in order to become Chartered Psychologists, working in clinical, forensic, counselling or educational contexts.