4-Term Pathway - Extended Undergraduate Foundation Program - Humanities and Social Sciences - Continue to Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Psychology (Clinical Psychology)

The 4-term program offers successful students guaranteed progression to London South Bank University. Students will study their Foundation program at the ONCampus London South Bank University Centre located at the heart of the London South Bank University campus. This extended program is available for students who do not have the required English language level for the 3-term pathway. The program lasts 4 terms and includes an English language module (ELPP) followed by 3 terms of Undergraduate Foundation Program (UFP).

The program is designed to prepare international students, who have completed senior secondary education, for entry to undergraduate studies at London South Bank University. All students who successfully complete the Undergraduate Foundation Program are guaranteed placement on a suitable program of undergraduate study at London South Bank University. The Undergraduate Foundation Program is set at level 3, which is equivalent to A-level standard in the UK.

The year begins with an English language module and then the next three terms are divided into seven to eight teaching weeks and one examination week, and half a term of English language. On average, students will undertake 21 (and up to 25) hours of classroom-based study per week.

English Language forms up to six hours of the timetable, is compulsory for students who are below the required level for progression, and will be integrated into the teaching of academic subjects as well as being taught separately if additional support is needed. Students who are at or above the required English level for progression are likely to follow a reduced timetable.

Progression to Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Psychology (Clinical Psychology)

The Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Psychology (Clinical Psychology) program at London South Bank University delves into the workings of the human brain and explores how behavior is influenced by genetics, environment, or both. Students gain insight into the factors that shape human thoughts, emotions, and actions, with a focus on key issues in mental health.

The course integrates fundamental areas of psychological knowledge, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of the subject. With an emphasis on practical application, students learn how to apply their knowledge in real-world settings to make a positive impact on people’s lives. Topics covered include recovery from brain damage, psychopathologies like depression and schizophrenia, the cognitive basis of addictive behaviors, and the treatment of addictive behaviors.