If your first language is not English, you will need an IELTS of 6.0 overall, with 5.5 in each component.
Our course will provide you with an exciting and unique learning experience, delivered by active researchers who are passionate and knowledgeable about their subject.
We believe strongly in maintaining close links between our research and teaching, which means that you'll be taught by recognised international experts. We are committed to understanding the place of psychology in contemporary society, and our course content is constantly updated to provide a fresh perspective into the human mind.
The course is designed to enhance your chances of successfully gaining employment once you graduate, and many of our past students have pursued careers in clinical, counselling, forensic or occupational psychology. Others have used their degree in related professions, including human resources, management, market research, public relations and social work.
Our course is structured to provide a strong psychology base from the start of your studies. What you study has been designed to meet the requirements for the Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC) of the British Psychological Society, preparing you for postgraduate training on the path to becoming a Chartered Psychologist.
Between Years 2 and 3 you'll have the opportunity to take a work placement year experiencing work under supervision in a psychological setting. Alternatively, you'll have the opportunity to spend a year studying at one of our international partner universities.
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Year 1
Subjects of study include:
Biological Psychology
Cognitive Psychology
Developmental Psychology
Individual Differences
Introduction to Psychological Research Methods
Social Psychology
Credit Level 4
Year 2
Subjects of study include:
Data Analysis for Psychology
Brain, Mind and Behaviour
Understanding Psychological Diversity
Self and Society
Psychological Research at Westminster
Volunteering and Employability in a Psychological Setting
Mechanisms of Mind Body Therapies
Credit Level 5
Placement year
Work Placement or International Study Year
Many of our students take up the opportunity to have an additional work placement year between Years 2 and 3, experiencing work under supervision in a psychological setting. Students have secured placements in a range of settings including advertising agencies, drug rehabilitation units, prisons, psychiatric clinics and schools for children with special needs.
On successful completion of the work placement year, you’ll be eligible for the award of Psychology with Professional Placement BSc on graduation to recognise the skills and experience you’ve developed over the course of this extra year of study.
Alternatively, you have the opportunity to spend an additional year between Years 2 and 3 studying at one of our international partner universities. On successful completion, you’ll be eligible for the award of Psychology with International Study BSc on graduation.
The opportunity to take a work placement or international study year is available towards the end of Year 2 (you do not need to apply for this named award in your initial application).
Year 3
Subjects of study include:
Clinical Psychology
Cognitive Disorders
Forensic Psychology
Health Psychology
Occupational and Work Psychology
Project in Psychology
Psychology of Counselling and Psychotherapy
Psychology of Education
Credit Level 6
Job roles
This course will prepare you for roles such as:
Assistant psychologist
Graduate teaching assistant
Mental health specialist
Graduate employment
Graduates from this course have found employment at organisations including:
MIND
NHS
The Priory Group
Insurance – Single: 300 GBP per year
