Psychology (Hons) Regent's University London

Overview

Through the Psychology (Hons) at Regent's University London you’ll explore classic and contemporary psychology, from cognitive and developmental theory to postmodern and cross-cultural approaches, developing a well-rounded, global understanding of people and societies.

As a BA rather than a BSc, you’ll focus on using psychology in real-world contexts rather than purely scientific study. You’ll learn through discussion and debate, case studies and experimentation – working collaboratively with peers to apply theory into practice across workplace dynamics, social innovation and global issues.

Career opportunities:

This course offers a broad and open education in psychology for those curious about the human mind and behaviour. Whether you’re aiming for a psychology career or simply want to understand what drives people, you’ll have the support and freedom to explore your options.

Graduates go on to a wide range of careers in the UK and internationally – from business, marketing, media and HR to roles within the psychological workforce such as wellbeing practitioners, assistants and counsellors, both in private practice or in statutory sectors.

Accreditation

As you would expect from Regent’s, our programme is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS), the professional body for psychologists in the United Kingdom. We aim to provide smaller class sizes than other universities, along with access to expert staff and a commitment to applying theory to practice.