Psychology - BSc (Hons)

West Suffolk College

Students will be provided with a comprehensive grounding in the subject of psychology and the ability to understand and conduct relevant research. As well as subject specific knowledge, students will develop general academic and personal skills such as critical thinking, time management, teamwork and presenting to an audienceThe course is delivered on campus and requires students to attend two days per week. Delivery of the course is through a range of methods including lectures, seminars, discussions, and workshops.The first year of the course is designed to ensure a foundational knowledge of core topics in psychology to be built upon during the remainder of the degree. In the third year, students will be provided the opportunity to explore a subject area in more depth and apply their understanding of research methods and data analysis as they complete their dissertation researchFollowing this degree some may wish to seek further education, accreditation, and training to pursue a career as a practitioner psychologist (e.g., clinical psychologist). However, a psychology degree is applicable in many different careers as it equips you with a range of skills and knowledge relevant to a variety of roles. Some students on similar courses have pursued postgraduate education in a range of subjects, including teaching qualifications. Others have begun employment with a wide variety of organisations, including the NHS and HM Prison Service

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