Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Psychology

Students can enhance their employability by undertaking a 120 hours of work experience, providing an opportunity to explore how psychology is relevant to a range of work settings. Upon successful completion of the first and second year modules, students can also opt to study abroad and explore different learning environments and cultural contexts. During the final year, learners work with a member of staff to design and carry out their own research project. 

Graduates increase their employability with valuable transferable skills, including the ability to think critically, analyze data and communicate effectively. The BSc (Hons) Psychology graduates are highly sought after in many different sectors of society, including marketing and advertising, human resources and communications, public relations and sales, learning and development roles in organizations, criminal justice and rehabilitation, business consultancy and management training, sports and wellbeing, and in government agencies and public bodies. They can also gain further qualifications and work in a University as an academic psychologist.