Psychology

Course Summary The BSc Psychology Honours at Middlesex University offers a comprehensive study of human behaviour, covering key areas such as cognitive, social, biological, and developmental psychology. This course provides you with the opportunity to gain an expert understanding of psychological concepts and practices, preparing you for a wide range of career opportunities and further study. With a focus on both theoretical knowledge and practical experience, this course will equip you with the skills needed to succeed in psychology-related careers.

Why study this course at Middlesex University? Middlesex University’s BSc Psychology is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS), which provides you with the Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC) once you complete the degree. The course is designed to develop your understanding of human behaviour while providing you with the professional skills required for a variety of career paths, including health, education, forensics, coaching, and business. You’ll be taught by leading researchers and have access to specialist facilities, including laboratories and counselling practice rooms. Additionally, you’ll have the opportunity to undertake a year-long work placement, giving you valuable industry experience and improving your employability.

What you will learn: You will study core areas of psychology, including cognitive, social, biological, and developmental psychology, and explore human behaviour in-depth. You will also gain practical skills in psychology through hands-on learning in specialist labs and counselling practice rooms. The course includes opportunities to undertake a year-long work placement between your second and third years, where you can apply your knowledge in real-world settings and strengthen your career prospects. Some of the placement partners include Great Ormond Street Hospital, St George’s Hospital, Priory Hospital, and the Metropolitan Police. In your final year, you’ll be able to select optional modules that allow you to focus on specific areas of interest, helping to shape your career path.