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BSc (Hons) Psychology BSc (Hons) Psychology The BSc (Hons) Psychology degree is primarily for those intending to become practising Psychologists. It provides you with a sound foundation in all the key areas of psychology and specialist fields including cognitive, biological, developmental, social, clinical health, organisational, forensic and neuroscience. What makes BPP’s BSC (Hons) Psychology stand out? Modules •  ain an in-depth grounding in theory and research G  - Biological Psychology - Cognitive Psychology - Conceptual and Historical Issues in Psychology - Developmental Psychology - Social Psychology - Introduction to Organisational Psychology - Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology - Introduction to Statistics in Psychology - Introduction to the Psychology of Mental Illness - Personality and Individual Differences - Qualitative Research Methods - Research Methods and Statistics in Psychology - Social Psychology - Final Psychology Project •  nables the development of professional, E  intellectual, methodological and practical skills •  repares you for employment, future study, or P  training for professional practice The programme is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) and provides eligibility for Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC). The degree is awarded by BPP University. •  nables you to develop specialist knowledge and E  capabilities in specific areas of psychology •  rogramme is accredited by BPS P  Entry requirements English Language • ELTS level 6.5 score or equivalent (with a I  minimum of 6.0 in each element) Educational background for three year full-time and part-time study You should hold an equivalent to: •  CSE grade C in English Language and Maths G  •  60+ UCAS points at A2 level any subject or 2  BPP Pathway to Higher Education Certificate in Healthcare or equivalent Programme details UCAS course code Start dates •  hree years full-time (C800) T  September & January •  our-six years part-time apply F  online at: www.bpp.com/undergraduate How to apply Modes of study Classroom Assessment Written exams, assignments, group presentations and project reports Study centres Compulsory Optional You may wish to follow one or more specialist routes or alternatively you can choose four modules from the following: Neuroscience, Clinical, Health Psychology and Learning Difficulties route: - Psychology of Health and Illness - Psychological Therapies - Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience - Learning Difficulties and Educational Psychology Organisational Psychology route: - Psychological Approaches to Organisational Change and Leadership - Applied Social Psychology at Work For full-time undergraduate degrees, please apply via UCAS: www.ucas.ac.uk Forensic and Investigative Psychology route: - Introduction to Forensic Psychology - Foundations of Investigative Psychology For all other applications please apply online directly to BPP: www.bpp.com/undergraduate Find out more For full details please visit: www.bpp.com/psychology London Waterloo 72 [email protected] www.bpp.com/undergraduate [phone]