COURSE CURRICULUM

The Psychology (including foundation year) BSc (Hons) is a structured four-year program that develops students’ understanding of human behaviour through scientific study and practical application. In Year 0, students are introduced to core ideas in psychology through modules such as Foundations of Research in Psychology, Perspectives in Psychology, Psychology in Everyday Life, Psychology in Practice, and Working with Diverse Populations, alongside preparation-focused study skills. In Year 1, the course builds a strong academic foundation with modules including Research Methods and Data Analysis in Psychology, Psychopathology, Mechanisms of the Mind, and Psychology Across Time and Cultures. Students also explore professional development through topics such as Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Careers in Psychology. In Year 2, students deepen their knowledge of behavioural science with modules covering Cognitive and Biological Explanations of Behaviour, Development Across the Lifespan, Social and Cultural Psychology, and Individual Differences, alongside both qualitative and quantitative research methods. In Year 3, students engage in advanced and specialised study through a Psychology Project and optional modules such as Clinical Psychology, Health Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Cyberpsychology, Counselling Psychology, and Work Psychology. Overall, the course equips students with strong research skills, theoretical knowledge, and applied psychological understanding for further study or diverse careers.