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Psychology

2 Study options · UndergraduateBishop Otter Campus, Chichester

Course summary

Gain a scientific understanding of the mind, brain, behaviour and experience
Engage in the scientific study of experience and behaviour
Our BSc (Hons) Psychology degree course allows you to explore why we act the way we do, how we interact with other people and the emotional significance we attach to these interactions.

Explore all areas of psychology
Throughout your studies, you will explore the core principles that underline everyday human experience, as you examine how certain behaviours can be explained using psychological constructs and methods of investigation.

Undertake your own practical research
Using our range of specialist psychology equipment and facilities, you will use your own practical research and analytic skills to explain everyday experiences and complete experiments to enhance your learning.

You are also encouraged to select your own dissertation project and research method in your final year with a dedicated supervisor to support your individual approach, and you can also volunteer as a research assistant in the Psychology Department.

Small teaching groups for more personalised support
Our small, interactive seminars mean you are seen as an individual and not just another face in the crowd, as our lecturers get to know you and how best to support your academic and personal development.

Study core principles including:

  • Biological psychology

  • Cognitive psychology

  • Developmental psychology

  • Individual difference psychology

  • Mental health and forensic psychology

  • Social psychology.

Learn from expert and experienced practicing researchers
All our lecturers are active researchers or practitioners alongside their teaching roles, meaning that they bring their knowledge and research directly into the classroom with them, so you can be sure that you are engaged in the latest from the field of Psychology.

Prepare for your future career
Psychology graduates are sought after across a wide range of sectors including human resources, education, sport, social care and the creative industries, and so this degree will help develop your prospects in a variety of future careers.

Accreditation
Our BSc (Hons) Psychology course is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS), which means you’ll graduate with an industry-recognised qualification ready that acts as a first step to becoming a psychologist.

On this course you will:

  • Explore all areas of psychology as you engage with complex, real-world problems.

  • Investigate psychological principles and theories using advanced research methods.

  • Learn from research-active and experienced lecturers who get to know you and your needs.

  • Choose your own research dissertation topic with the support of a dedicated, expert supervisor.

  • Have the opportunity to volunteer as a Research or a Teaching Assistant in the psychology department.

  • Learn on a BPS-accredited course and take the first step to becoming a psychologist.

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:
C800
Institution code:
C58

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Date range:
2022-2024

Offer rate for UK school & college leavers

99% Students aged 17/18 who applied to this course were offered a place.

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50 Employment after 15 months (Most common jobs)

75 Go onto work and study

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