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BSc (Hons) Psychology
Course overview
| Qualification | Bachelor's Degree |
| Study mode | Full-time |
| Duration | 3 years |
| Intakes | September |
| Tuition (Local students) | Data not available |
| Tuition (Foreign students) | $ 52,129 |
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- Foreign students
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Entry Requirements
- CSE (or equivalent) Mathematics and English Language grade A or above essential if not offered at AS or A2 level.
- GCSE or equivalent: An A grade in Mathematics and English if not offered at AS or A2 level
- If your qualifications are not equivalent to British A levels, you can take an access course to meet the academic requirements of your course.
- If your English ability is not at the required standard (see table below) you may be asked to attend our pre-sessional English programme. The course offers intensive preparation for academic study in English language and study skills and is about 20 hours per week.
Curriculum
- Our programmes are modular, consisting of self-contained units, taught and assessed on a semester basis. As you progress and successfully pass the examinations, you will receive credit for the units, thus providing you with a clear indication of your academic progress.
- Teaching takes the form of lectures, classes and seminars, involving you in about 12-15 contact hours each week. Teaching contact is likely to be greatest in the first year. Lectures in the first year are quite formal, in larger groups, whereas classes and seminars involve interaction between the lecturer and a small number of students for study skills and discussion.
- In the first two years, practical work involves you in exercises in psychological research methods, collecting data in the laboratory or in the field, analysing them and writing up your findings. In the final year(s) you will be conducting your own research projects under close individual supervision.
- We have designed a programme of study which will provide you with excellent analytical and problem solving skills and a sound theoretical understanding of the discipline. Additionally, you will be able to demonstrate many transferable skills which are required in the workplace. These include written, oral and visual communication skills; self confidence and self-reliance in assimilating and appraising new information and technologies; team working; flexibility; initiative; and leadership.