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BA (Hons) Psychology

BA (Hons) Psychology

BA (Hons) Psychology (with or without foundation year) offered by our partner university offers a rigorous, research-informed programme that equips students with the knowledge and skills to explore and understand why people think, feel and behave as they do, and can be utilised across a wide range of career paths that positively impact the lives of others.

Programme Focus

This BPS-accredited degree provides comprehensive training in psychological science, covering:

  • Research Methods: Quantitative/qualitative techniques with ethical compliance

  • Theoretical Perspectives: Biological, cognitive, social and developmental approaches

  • Applied Psychology: Real-world interventions in health, business and criminal justice

Key Learning Outcomes
  1. Research Competence

    • Design and execute ethical psychological studies

    • Analyse data using SPSS, NVivo and other specialist software

  2. Critical Analysis

    • Evaluate competing explanations of human behaviour

    • Assess factors influencing lifespan development

  3. Professional Application

    • Develop evidence-based wellbeing interventions

    • Inform organisational policies using psychological theory

Foundation Year (Integrated Pathway)

  • Research Literacy

  • Professional Communication

  • Statistical Methods

  • Academic Writing

Year 1: Core Foundations

  • Academic & Professional Development

  • Psychological Research Methods

  • Health Psychology

  • Social Identity Theory

Year 2: Advanced Study

  • Cognitive Processes

  • Contemporary Social Psychology

  • Lifespan Development

  • Advanced Research Design

Year 3: Specialisation

  • Dissertation (Independent Research Project)

  • Business Psychology

  • Forensic Psychology

  • Personality & Individual Differences

Sector Opportunities:

  • NHS Assistant Psychologist roles

  • Crown Prosecution Service analyst

  • HR Business Partner

  • Youth Support Worker

Further Study Options:

  • Clinical Psychology Doctorate

  • MSc Forensic Psychology

  • PGCE Psychology

Entry Requirements

Standard Entry

  • 112 UCAS points (BCC A-Level/DMM BTEC)

Foundation Year Entry

  • 64 UCAS points (DEE A-Level/MPP BTEC)

English Language

  • IELTS 6.0 (5.5 in all bands)

All applications considered individually, accounting for relevant experience

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