PSYCHOLOGY BSC

Postgraduate programme

PSYCHOLOGY BSC

Offered by UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON

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Programme overview

Why choose this programme?

The Psychology BSc is a three-year, British Psychological Society (BPS)-accredited course that teaches students to use scientific methods to explore and understand human behaviour. They ask fundamental questions about the mind and tackle pressing societal challenges, from understanding everyday well-being and behaviour to complex clinical disorders. Psychology students will be key to responding to mental health issues, climate change and artificial intelligence â€" each rooted in the need for behaviour change. Whether you want to predict, measure, influence or understand people, or just make them feel better, psychology at UCL is where to start.
What this course will give you

Psychology at UCL was ranked fourth in the world for Psychology in the ShanghaiRanking Global Ranking of Academic Subjects for 2024.

You are taught by academics and researchers carrying out pioneering and innovative research across the subject of psychology and students benefit from being exposed to influential researchers from the very start of their studies. Our department is community-minded and our researchers and academics are eager to hear from and support undergraduate students with their own academic interests. You will be supported to develop the skills, knowledge, and confidence to pursue careers within psychology, as well as postgraduate-level study and research careers.

As the course is accredited and audited by the British Psychological Society (BPS), graduates are eligible to become members of the BPS, which is the starting point for a career in psychology. Many students are interested in becoming clinical psychologists, and this course is a great first step towards this.

The UCL Division of Psychology and Language Sciences is one of the largest centres of psychology teaching and research in the UK. Its cutting-edge research is internationally recognised. Supporting this, and your own research project, undergraduate students from this course have also been involved in research that gets published in leading science and psychology journals.

You will benefit from excellent resources including our virtual learning environment (VLE), which makes all teaching materials (including course outlines, lecture presentation slides, handouts, video recordings of lectures) available to all students. Research lab spaces and computer rooms are available during your studies.

Modality

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UCAS entry grades

AAA

UCAS Tariff points

144 points

Tuition fee

£9,790

Entry requirements

Grades
A*AA

Subjects
To include A*A from two of the following subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics and Psychology.

GCSEs
English Language, Mathematics and two Sciences (double award acceptable) at grade B or 6.

Dates and duration

3 Years

Next Date: Enero 2027

SYLLABUS

Year 1

Compulsory modules

- Introduction to Statistical Methods
- Introduction To Psychological Experimentation
- Memory and Decision
- Evidence and Enquiry in Psychology
- Qualitative and Mixed Research Methods
- Social Psychology and Individual Differences

Year 2

Compulsory modules

- Intermediate Statistical Methods
- Language and Cognition
- Research Methods in Psychology
- Brain and Behaviour
- Health and Clinical Psychology
- Developmental Psychology
- Perception
- Science of Bias

Year 3

Compulsory modules

- Research Project

Optional modules

- Behaviour Change: An Interdisciplinary Approach
- Social Psychology
- Psychology and Education
- Topics in Clinical Psychology
- Organisational Psychology
- Topics in Developmental Psychology
- Human-Computer Interaction
- Applied Decision-making
- Human Learning and Memory
- Cognitive Neuroscience
- The Brain in Action
- Topics in Neurobiology
- Genes and Behaviour
- A Psychological Perspective on the Journey of Data
- Psychology of climate change
- Speech
- The Social Psychology of Risk
- Computer Programming
- Advanced Statistical Research Methods