Undergraduate

BSc in Psychology

The BSc Psychology programme is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of human behaviour, mental processes, and psychological research. The programme combines theoretical knowledge with practical research skills, enabling students to explore how biological, cognitive, social, and environmental factors influence behaviour and mental health. Through a structured progression of study, students develop critical thinking, analytical skills, and research competencies that are essential for careers in psychology, health, education, and related fields.

Credits

Year 1: 60 ECTS

Year 2: 60 ECTS

Year 3: 60 ECTS

Duration

Year 1: 6 - 12 months

Year 2: 6 - 12 months

Year 3: 6 - 12 months

Study Mode

Online

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Modules

Year 01 - Diploma in Psychology

Introduction to Psychology (10 ECTS)
Biological Psychology (10 ECTS)
Cognitive Psychology (10 ECTS)
Developmental Psychology (10 ECTS)
Social Psychology (10 ECTS)
Research Methods and Statistics in Psychology (10 ECTS)

Year 02 - Advanced Diploma in Psychology

Abnormal Psychology (10 ECTS)
Educational Psychology (10 ECTS)
Psychological Assessment (10 ECTS)
Personality Theories (10 ECTS)
Health Psychology (10 ECTS)
Neuroscience (10 ECTS)

Year 03 - Graduate Diploma in Psychology

Advanced Research Methods (10 ECTS)
Cognitive Neuroscience (10 ECTS)
Clinical Psychology (10 ECTS)
Forensic Psychology (10 ECTS)
Final Year Research Project (20 ECTS)

Learning Outcomes

1.Show the knowledge of key psychological theories and concepts related to human behaviour and mental processes.

2. Analyse biological, cognitive, social, and environmental factors that influence behaviour and psychological wellbeing.

3. Apply psychological principles to areas such as education, health, and social contexts.

4. Use appropriate research methods and statistical techniques to investigate psychological questions.

5. Conduct independent research and present evidence-based psychological findings.

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Academic Progression

Graduates may progress to Postgraduate Diploma programmes, Master's degrees in Psychology or related disciplines (subject to admission requirements), professional certifications, and industry-recognised specialist qualifications. Students may also personalise their progression through Metropolitan University's elective specialisation pathways.

Entry Requirements

Applicants may apply through a recognised secondary school qualification or equivalent, a recognised Level 5 qualification (where applicable), Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), or Prior Experiential Learning (PEL). Applicants whose first language is not English may be required to demonstrate English language proficiency. Scholarships may be available for eligible applicants.

Career Opportunities

Mental Health & Wellbeing Services, Human Resources, Community & Social Services, Behaviour Support, Education & Learning Support, Research Assistance, Youth & Family Services, Health Promotion, and Case Management. Further professional registration or postgraduate study may be required for regulated psychology professions depending on the country.

English Language Support

Students who require additional English language preparation may enrol in the Diploma in Professional Communication in Business (English). This 4-month, fully online programme develops academic and professional communication skills and may be studied as a standalone qualification or as a pathway to a Metropolitan University degree, subject to meeting the relevant admissions requirements.