This degree program is typically delivered over 3 years at full time, or 4 years with a foundation year.

Year 1 Modules Include:

• Brain and Behaviour 1
• Cognition and Development 1
• Global Challenge: The Psychological Effects of Adversity
• Research Skills 1
• Research Skills 2
• Social Psychology and Individual Differences 1

Year 2 Modules Include:

• Research Skills 3
• Cognition and Development 2
• Brain and Behaviour 2
• Research Skills 4
• Social Psychology and Individual Differences 2
• Psychological Wellbeing and Distress

Year 3 Modules Include:

• Advanced Topics in Cognitive Development
• Clinical and Therapeutic Issues in Clinical Psychology
• Clinical Applications of Neuroscience: Theory and Practice
• Forensic Psychology
• Introduction to Assessment in Clinical Psychology
• Memory in the Real World
• Neuropsychology
• Positive Psychology: The Science of Happiness and Wellbeing
• Professional, Ethical, and Personal Issues in Clinical Psychology
• Psychology and Health
• Research Project (Psychology)
• Study abroad – Psychology
• The Social Brain and Autism
• Understanding Animal Minds

This degree program is highly employment oriented. Because of the program’s close links to the NHS and the national research community, most students have little trouble finding their first roles. In fact, some 96% of new graduates have found suitable roles or entered into higher degree programs within 6 months of completing the program.

You might even take advantage of the university’s fast track to the Doctorate in Clinical Psychology program, which typically sees your doctorate fees paid whilst you receive an NHS salary.