Psychology (Hons) University of Chichester

Overview

Throughout the Psychology (Hons) programme at University of Chichester, 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.

Study core principles including:

• Biological psychology

• Cognitive psychology

• Developmental psychology

• Individual difference psychology

• Mental health and forensic psychology

• Social psychology.

• 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.

Careers

This BSc (Hons) Psychology degree qualifies for Graduate Basis for Registration (GBR) with the BPS. This gives you a recognised foundation to progress to specialist areas of psychology and eventually become a Chartered Psychologist.

There are currently 10 professional divisions within the BPS including Clinical Psychology, Educational Psychology, Sport and Exercise Psychology. Each of these pathways has a professional training programme which starts with attaining a GBR.

As well as providing a basis for work as a professional psychologist, a psychology degree provides a good insight into human behaviour that will equip you with the skills to work in a wide range of fields.

Your psychology degree could lead to a career in:

• Industry

• Media

• Teaching

• Work with children, adults, and families

• IT

• Computing

• Marketing

• Civil Service.

Accreditation

• Accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS)