BSc (Hons) Psychology at Buckinghamshire New University

Are you curious about the science behind human thought and behaviour? Transform your interest into a rewarding career with our British Psychological Society (BPS) accredited BSc (Hons) Psychology degree at BNU. Led by experienced psychologists, this degree offers an in-depth exploration of the human mind, what drives behaviour, how we think, and why we act the way we do.

Faculty: Psychology and Criminology  |  Duration: Three or Four Years  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Intake: September 2027  |  Location: High Wycombe, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Throughout your studies, you’ll develop a strong foundation in the analytical, communication, and research skills that are highly valued by employers. This degree is designed to equip you with in-demand, practical expertise that prepares you for both further study and a wide range of careers. Core modules include Frameworks of Living Psychology, Applying Psychology, Researching Psychology, Nature and Nurture in Psychology, The Mind in Context: Cognitive and Social Psychology, Digital Minds: Exploring Personality and Cyberpsychology, Personality and Development, Sensation, Perception, and Beyond, Quantitative Methods in Psychology, Qualitative Approaches in Psychology, Conceptual and Critical Social Psychology, Psychology Undergraduate Dissertation, Psychology Placement. Optional modules include The Therapeutic Process, Client Diversity and Therapeutic Spaces, Psychological Perspectives in Classifying Criminality, Police Psychology and the Legal Framework, Interpersonal Violence, States, Beliefs, Values: Psychology in Practice.

Career pathways

We see your journey with us as much more than a degree, and we are committed to supporting you to carve out the route to your chosen career and life beyond university. We will help you develop crucial skills, encouraging you to become enterprising, employable, and good business leaders. Roles include clinical and forensic psychology, therapy and counselling, mental health and wellbeing, research, healthcare, local government, the private sector, clinical, educational, or health psychology, forensic psychology or positive psychology, counselling or cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT).

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