Psychology with Clinical Perspectives (Hons) University of Plymouth

Overview

• At Plymouth, you’ll learn by doing - applying your knowledge in the experiential psychology lab and using your skills to make a real impact in local environments and communities.

• You’ll have exciting opportunities to put your learning into action - from an optional placement year and research apprenticeships throughout your degree, to studying abroad through international exchange. These experiences help build your confidence, expand your perspective, and prepare you for life beyond university.

• The lecturers are active researchers, so your education is driven by the latest discoveries. You’ll also gain valuable experience through the Doctoral Clinical Psychology Training Centre, preparing you for a career in clinical practice.

Careers

The Psychology with Clinical Perspectives (Hons) offered by the University of Plymouth provides an extension to the fundamental knowledge and competencies provided by the BSc courses by providing the clinical training, experience, and skills that are valuable in the competitive career pathways to professional clinical practice. These provide practical insight to NHS service delivery in clinical practice, and an excellent foundation for practice or further clinical training.

The School of Psychology, within the Faculty of Health, is a centre of excellence in clinical psychology, with undergraduates benefiting from the instruction and clinical experience of practitioners on the professional training programmes offered at master and doctoral level. These links, along with the hands-on experience and opportunities of placements in clinical settings provide privileged opportunities to develop essential mental health skills.