BSc Psychology with Criminology
City St George's, University of London
Entry requirements
A level: BBB IB: 30 points with 5 or better in three Higher Level subjects and a minimum of 5 in Standard Level English and Science, and 4 in Standard Level Mathematics.
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Psychology with Criminology. Core topics include Statistics, Research Methods, Clinical Skills, and Human Behaviour. The programme is accredited by the British Psychological Society. Students complete an independent research project in their final year, and the course is taught across two academic departments.
Modules
- Cognitive Approaches to mind and behaviour
- History and Theory of Psychology
- Biological approaches to mind and behaviour
- Lifespan Psychology
- Research Design and Analysis (Quantitative Methods)
- Research Design and Analysis (Laboratory Methods)
- Introduction to Criminology
- Criminal Justice
- Research Methods in Psychology
- Statistical Methods in Psychology
- Cognitive Psychology
- Biological Psychology
- Developmental Psychology
- Social Psychology
- Personality and Differential Psychology
- Victimology
- Project in Psychology
- Memory and the law
- Introduction to Clinical Psychology
- How the Neurosciences inform Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy
- Introduction to Counselling Psychology
- Forensic Psychology
- Decision Making and Behavioural Economics
- Approaches to Autism
- Health Psychology and Behaviour Change
- Organisational Psychology
- Social and Cognitive Neuroscience
- Introduction to Educational Psychology
- Social Psychology for Behaviour Change
- Emotions
- Critical Psychology: Opportunities for a Progressive Discipline
- Clinical Skills
- Practicing Psychology: Voluntary Experience
- Urban Violence and Public Health
- Policing
- Criminal Behaviour
- Crime, Culture and the City
- Criminal Justice in Crisis
- Sport, the Body and Deviance
- Micro-Placement
- Behavioural Insights to Wellbeing: Making organisations thrive
- Professional Placement Year: Reflection and Career Planning