BSc Psychology
Entry requirements
A-Level: AAA IB: 36/666 BTEC: DDD
About this course
BSc in Psychology, a psychology degree centred on the scientific study of mental processes and human actions. Core topics include Statistics, Research Methods, Data Analysis, Human Behaviour, and Communication & Writing. The programme holds accreditation from the British Psychological Society and features specialist research facilities such as labs for studying animal learning and measuring brain activity. The first year covers core foundations through compulsory modules such as Introduction to Biological Psychology, Introduction to Clinical Psychology, and Introduction to Statistics, alongside options including Workplace Learning. The second year extends these concepts through compulsory study in Social Psychology II, Personality and Individual Differences, and Methods and Statistics in Psychology II, with further opportunities to select practical modules such as Cognition Practical I and Social Practical II.
Modules
- Introduction to Biological Psychology
- Introduction to Social Psychology
- Introduction to Clinical Psychology
- Introduction to Statistics
- Introduction to Research Methods
- Cognition, Emotion and Development
- Introduction to Behaviour and Evolution
- Classic Studies in Psychology
- Workplace Learning
- Social Psychology II
- Personality and Individual Differences
- Methods and Statistics in Psychology II
- Cognition and Emotion
- Biological Basis of Behaviour
- Development Psychology and Psychopathology
- Cognition Practical I
- Social Practical I
- Cognition Practical II
- Social Practical II
- Observations and Experiments in Animal Behaviour
- Qualitative Methods and Interview Skills
- Wild Behaviour
- Social Practical III