BSc (Hons) Psychology with Mental Health

The BSc (Hons) Psychology at the University of Lincoln is a program that aims to provide a broad understanding of psychological theories and approaches, including the application of psychological theory in real life situations. The program is research-based and aims to encourage students to develop skills relevant to both academic study and future employment.Course Content: The course comprises a mix of compulsory and optional modules, such as Developmental Psychology, Biological Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Research Methods, and more. It allows for the deep exploration of psychology and combines elements of theory and practice. It also offers opportunities for students to work with academics on research projects through the Student as Producer initiative.Key Modules: Some of the key modules include Cognitive Psychology, Social Psychology, Psychological Research Methods, Neuropsychology, Understanding Individual Differences, and Forensic Psychology. In the final year, students are expected to complete an extended independent study on a topic of their choice, under the guidance of a tutor.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS). Graduates from an accredited course are eligible for the Graduate Basis for Chartered (GBC) membership, providing they achieve the minimum standard of a lower second class honours degree and pass their final year project.Future Careers: Graduates of the program may pursue careers in numerous fields such as professional psychology, education, research, government and the private sector. Careers might include clinical, sport, forensic, occupational, health, or educational psychology. In addition to preparing students for employment in relevant sectors, this course also equips them with the basis for postgraduate study.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.