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Psychology and Psychological Practice

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Course summary

Embark on our thrilling four-year MSci journey in applied psychology! Blend BSc and Masters-level study with hands-on placements. Accredited by the British Psychological Society, it’s your exciting first step towards becoming a Chartered Psychologist. We provide a specialist experience through placements and projects, giving you a competitive edge for Assistant Psychologist posts and postgraduate training. Gain hands-on experience and enhance your career prospects in clinical, educational, and forensic psychology.

Why study Psychology and Psychological Practice at Birmingham?

Integrated BSc and Masters: Study both undergraduate and Masters level modules in a seamless four-year programme.

Accredited by BPS: Eligibility for Graduate Membership of the British Psychological Society, a step towards becoming a Chartered Psychologist.

Pioneering Programme: First UK university to offer dedicated MSci psychology programmes, leveraging extensive training and research expertise.

Gain Specialist Work Experience

In the fourth year, you’ll spend six months working three days a week at an external placement, gaining hands-on experience in professions where psychological principles are key.

Supervised by a qualified professional, you’ll engage in direct and indirect client work, learning about psychological assessment, intervention, and reflective practice.

Alongside this, you’ll attend lectures and seminars on applied psychology, with regular contact with a qualified psychologist. This immersive experience will develop your skills as a reflective scientist-practitioner, setting you on the path to a career in applied psychology or related fields.

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:
C801
Institution code:
B32

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