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14 courses
Clear filtersBSc (Hons) Psychology
This BSc (Hons) Psychology degree introduces the main areas of psychological theory and research, from cognition and behaviour to mental health, development and social influence. It may suit adults returning to study who want to develop research, analysis and communication skills while exploring applied areas such as forensic, occupational, clinical and cyberpsychology.
Undergraduate · Blended · Online
BSc (Hons) Psychology
This full-time BSc (Hons) Psychology degree examines human behaviour, mental health, wellbeing and the ways people think, develop and interact. It may suit adults returning to education who want to build knowledge of psychology alongside practical research, data analysis and professional skills. A four-year route with a Foundation Year is also available.
Undergraduate · Full-time
MSc Psychology (Top up)
This online MSc Psychology (Top up) is a dissertation-based course for students with a qualifying 120-credit Level 7 Diploma in Psychology. You will carry out an independent research project using secondary data, developing skills in research design, literature reviewing, data analysis and academic writing. The course can be studied full-time over 19 weeks or part-time over 37 weeks.
Postgraduate · Full-time · Part-time
MSc Psychology (Conversion)
This psychology conversion master's is for graduates whose first degree was in a subject other than psychology. It provides a structured introduction to key psychological perspectives and research methods. You will study neuroscience, cognition, personality, social psychology and lifespan development, alongside professional applications and an independent dissertation.
Postgraduate · Full-time · Part-time · Online
BSc (Hons) Psychology with Foundation Year
This full-time psychology degree explores human behaviour and mental processes, alongside the methods used to study them. It covers social, developmental, biological and cognitive psychology, with practical research training throughout. A four-year route includes a foundation year for applicants who need to develop their academic and study skills before progressing to the degree. A three-year degree route is also available.
Undergraduate · Full-time
PG Cert Neurodiversity
This part-time online PG Cert explores neurodiversity in education, employment and the criminal justice system. It covers autism, ADHD, dyslexia, mental health, diagnostic assessment and inclusive practice. It may suit people seeking to strengthen their understanding of how to support neurodivergent children and adults in professional settings.
Postgraduate · Part-time
MSc Psychology
This flexible online MSc Psychology is studied part-time over 15 months. It provides a wide-ranging introduction to key areas of psychology, including social behaviour, neuroscience, mental health, lifespan development and cognition. It may suit graduates from a range of subjects who want to build psychological knowledge and research skills through quantitative and qualitative research training, data analysis and an independent project.
Postgraduate · Flexible
MSc Business Psychology
This part-time online MSc Business Psychology explores the application of psychology to work, organisations and people management. Study areas include occupational psychology, workplace assessment, coaching, learning and development, leadership, wellbeing and organisational change. It may suit graduates in psychology, social science or business, as well as experienced professionals seeking to develop a more evidence-based understanding of workplace behaviour. The course takes one year or more to complete part-time online.
Postgraduate · Part-time
BSc (Hons) Psychology with Foundation Year
This is a four-year, full-time blended BSc (Hons) Psychology degree with an integrated foundation year. It may suit adults returning to education who want to build their academic confidence before progressing to psychology degree study. You will examine key areas of psychology, including social, developmental, biological and cognitive psychology, while learning how to conduct and evaluate psychological research.
Foundation · Blended
BSc (Hons) Psychology with Counselling
This BSc (Hons) Psychology with Counselling degree explores core psychological theory alongside counselling approaches, mental health and therapeutic practice. It may suit students interested in understanding behaviour, wellbeing and helping relationships, while developing research, communication and reflective practice skills.
Undergraduate · Blended · Online
BSc (Hons) Psychology with Counselling with Foundation Year
This four-year, full-time blended degree combines psychology with counselling psychology and includes a foundation year. It may suit students returning to education or those who want to build university-level study skills before progressing to the degree. You will explore psychological theory, research methods, mental health, wellbeing and counselling practice, including core skills training and role-play sessions.
Foundation · Blended
BSc (Hons) Psychology
This BSc (Hons) Psychology degree is for students who want to understand human behaviour, mental health and the ways people think, feel and interact. It combines psychological theory with research training, including qualitative and quantitative methods, and may suit those considering further psychology study or work involving people, research or data.
Undergraduate · Full-time · Online · Blended
BSc (Hons) Psychology with Criminology
This full-time BSc (Hons) Psychology with Criminology degree combines the study of human behaviour with the causes, consequences and responses to crime. It may suit students interested in forensic psychology, criminal justice, policing, mental health or community-focused work. A three-year degree route and a four-year route with a foundation year are available.
Undergraduate · Full-time
BSc (Hons) Psychology with Counselling with Foundation Year
A four-year, full-time BSc (Hons) degree with a foundation year for students who want to study psychology alongside counselling. It covers human behaviour, psychological theory, counselling approaches, mental health, diversity, research methods, ethics and risk management. It may suit adults returning to education who want to develop a broad grounding in psychology and counselling-related subjects.
Foundation · Full-time
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