A bachelor’s degree in psychology is a great foundation for careers in areas such as marketing, social work, journalism, human resource management, education, politics, and countless others. This course is also a stepping stone to more specialised training for those who want to work in areas such as child psychology or counselling.
On the course you’ll study modules that have been designed to engage you in fascinating topics and will enable you to develop a variety of unique skills along the way. Your knowledge will be further developed in your final year, where you’ll choose an area of psychology that interests you the most and then complete your own research project. By the time you graduate you’ll have the confidence and ability to apply your knowledge of psychology to a range of exciting career paths and further learning opportunities.
Year 1 – Level 4
English Legal System | Effective Interdisciplinary Study |
Compulsory | Compulsory |
Contract Law | Understanding the Business Environment I |
Compulsory | Compulsory |
Introduction to Social and Developmental Psychology II | Introduction to Bio and Cognitive Psychology |
Compulsory | Compulsory |
Year 2 – Level 5
Research Ethics in Action | Personality and Intelligence |
Compulsory | Compulsory |
Social Psychology | Planning HR |
Compulsory | Compulsory |
Managing Across Cultures | Managing Change in Organisations |
Compulsory | Compulsory |
Year 3 – Level 6
Research Planning and Project | Occupational Psychology |
Compulsory | Compulsory |
Employment Law | Strategic Issues in HRM |
Compulsory | Compulsory |
Cross Cultural Psychology | Introduction to Bio and Cognitive Psychology |
Compulsory |