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BSc Psychology (with a foundation year)

University of Sussex

Institution
University of Sussex
Level
undergraduate
Subject
Psychology (with a foundation year) BSc (Hons)
Duration
4 years
UCAS code
C804
Typical offer
A-level CCD, IB 27

Entry requirements

A level: CCD IB: 27 points

About this course

BSc (Hons) in Psychology with a Foundation Year. Core topics include Statistics and Research Methods. The foundation year covers clinical, health, social, and applied psychology. After the foundation year, students may continue to the Psychology BSc or combine the subject with a minor such as Education, Business and Management, or Neuroscience.

Modules

  • Academic Development for Psychology 1
  • Foundations in Clinical Psychology and Research Methods
  • Foundations in Psychology: Applied Psychology
  • Academic Development for Psychology 2
  • Foundations in Health Psychology and Research Methods
  • Foundations in Psychology: Social Psychology
  • Analysing Media, Film and Music
  • Arabic Beginners A
  • British Sign Language and Deaf Culture 1A
  • Business in Society
  • Chinese Beginners A
  • Cradle to the Grave A: welfare and wellbeing across the lifecourse
  • French Beginners A
  • German Beginners A
  • Introduction to Product Design 1: Process
  • Italian Beginners A
  • Japanese Beginners A
  • Local Lives: Identifying Global Studies
  • Making History A
  • Order and Disorder A: Understanding Law, Politics and Sociology
  • Quantitative Methods for Business and Economics: Maths
  • Reading Literature 1
  • Spanish Beginners A
  • Arabic Beginners B
  • British Sign Language and Deaf Culture 1B
  • Business in Action
  • Chinese Beginners B
  • Cradle to the Grave B: Welfare and Wellbeing Across the Lifecourse
  • French Beginners B
  • German Beginners B
  • Global Issues: Researching the Global
  • Introduction to Product Design 2: Practice
  • Italian Beginners B
  • Japanese Beginners B
  • Leading Social Change: Communication and Activism
  • Making History B
  • Order and Disorder B: Understanding Law, Politics and Sociology
  • Practising Media, Film and Music
  • Quantitative Methods for Business and Economics: Statistics
  • Reading Literature 2