• Study Level: Undergraduate

• Award: BSc (Honours)

• Duration: Typically 3 years (full-time) with flexible study options available

• Study Modes: On-campus in the UK or online learning

• Key Psychology Areas Covered:

  • Social Psychology

  • Cognitive Psychology

  • Biological Psychology

  • Developmental Psychology

• Counselling-Focused Modules Include:

  • Core Counselling Skills

  • Approaches to Counselling Psychology

  • Mental Health and Psychological Wellbeing

  • Psychological Assessment and Formulation

  • Managing the Therapeutic Process

  • Counselling Research Project

• Assessment Method:
  Coursework-based assessments such as case studies, reflective reports, research projects, and presentations, focusing on practical application rather than traditional exams.

Academic Requirements

• Completion of secondary education equivalent to UK Level 3 qualifications

• GCSE-level Mathematics or equivalent is usually required

• Applicants without formal qualifications may be considered based on relevant experience and a personal statement

English Language Requirements

• IELTS overall score of 6.0 (with no component below 5.5) or equivalent

• Other recognised English qualifications or prior study in English may be accepted

Additional Requirements

• Interest in psychology, counselling, and mental health

• Willingness to engage in self-reflection and ethical practice

• Access to a computer and stable internet connection for online learning (if applicable)