Psychology

BSc (Hons) & Foundation Year

Are you interested in understanding the complexities of human behavior and pursuing a career in psychology, but unsure where to start? Our BSc (Hons) Psychology degree with a Foundation Year is designed for students like you—those eager to explore the human mind but needing additional support before diving into a full degree program.

Key Facts

  • BSc (Hons) or Foundation Year Entry Degrees

  • Weekdays, evenings and/or weekends

  • Manchester, London, Birmingham, Leeds

Course Overview

A Pathway to Success

This course is perfect for anyone who wants to build a solid foundation in psychology, whether you're new to higher education or looking for a pathway into the field. The Foundation Year is tailored to provide essential academic and subject-specific skills, preparing you for success in your degree studies. Once you progress to the main program, you'll explore a variety of psychological topics, from behavioral science to cognitive theories, all while being supported by expert faculty members.

The BSc Psychology degree offers flexibility, allowing you to specialize in areas that align with your career interests. Whether you're drawn to clinical psychology, research, or counseling, this course provides the tools and knowledge you need to excel.

Why Choose Our Psychology BSc (Hons)?

Our flexible course allows you to focus on the areas that interest you most. With input from industry professionals, including the UK fire service and clinical psychologists, the content is aligned with real-world needs. You’ll also gain hands-on experience through placements, research projects, and professional networking, setting you up for success in your future career.

Flexible Learning with Career Focus

You’ll have the flexibility to explore various branches of psychology, allowing you to tailor your studies toward your career goals. Whether you're interested in clinical practice, research, or counseling, this course prepares you for a wide range of career paths.

Expert Support Throughout

You’ll receive personalized support from academic staff, with one-to-one tutoring, online resources, and opportunities for peer interaction. Our team is dedicated to helping you succeed, both academically and professionally.

"Psychology was an eye-opening course that helped me understand human behavior and thought processes in a practical way. The lessons were engaging, and I now see the world with a new perspective!"

Course Modules

Here’s a complete list of all the modules you’ll study in each year of our Psychology degree, along with their credit values. This detailed breakdown outlines exactly what you’ll learn as you progress through the course.

If you’re entering through the academic route, you’ll skip the Foundation Year and begin directly at Level 4, diving straight into the core psychology modules.

Whether you're building a strong foundation or exploring advanced psychological theories, this program is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed for a successful career in psychology.

Foundation Year

Preparing for University Success

Exploring the Social World

Advancing your Academic Skills

Examining Social Justice

Planning for Your Future Success

Investigation & Innovation Project

Level 4

Core modules

Introduction to studying Psychology (20 credits)

Social Psychology (20 credits)

Exploring Research in Psychology (20 credits)

Developmental Psychology (20 credits)

Biological Psychology (20 credits)

Cognitive Psychology (20 credits)

Level 5

Core modules

Qualitative Research Methods (20 credits)

Quantitative Research Methods (20 credits)

Personality and Intelligence (20 credits)

Positive Psychology (20 credits)

Elective modules (select two)

Forensic Psychology (20 credits)

Sport and Exercise Psychology (20 credits)

Occupational Psychology (20 credits)

Clinical and Health Psychology (20 credits)

Child Development and Educational Psychology (20 credits)

Coaching Psychology (20 credits)

Level 6

Core modules

Professional Development (20 credits)

Research Project (40 credits)

Elective modules (select three)

Counselling Psychology: Mental Health and Illness (20 credits)

Behavioural Neuroscience and Neuropsychology (20 credits)

Political Psychology (20 credits)

Cyber Psychology (20 credits)

Gender and Sexuality (20 credits)

Entry Routes

At Eddoo, we make higher education accessible to everyone. Whether you have qualifications or not, we’re here to help you start your university journey.

Option 1

Academic Route

Have qualifications? You can start directly at Level 4, skipping the Foundation Year, and dive straight into core modules. This route fast-tracks your journey, helping you build advanced knowledge and leadership skills.

Option 2

Non Academic Route

No qualifications? No problem. Start with our Foundation Year, designed to build your skills, confidence, and understanding of key business concepts. This route prepares you for success in the later stages of the degree and beyond.

Your Path Starts Here

Not sure which entry route is right for you? Start a WhatsApp conversation with Eddoo today for personalized support and guidance.

Funding Options

At Eddoo, we’re here to make the funding process easy for you. From tuition fees to maintenance loans, grants, and bursaries, we’ll guide you through the application process step by step, ensuring you have the support you need to fund your education.

You can use the Student Finance Calculator to see what you qualify for.

Who is Eligible for Funding?

Most UK-based students are eligible for government funding, including tuition fee loans, maintenance loans, grants, and bursaries. The main eligibility factor is your residency status. You may qualify if you are:

A UK national or Irish citizen.A person with settled or pre-settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme.
A refugee or someone with humanitarian protection.
A migrant worker or a family member of one
A person with indefinite leave to remain.

How Much Funding Can I Get?

Everyone’s circumstances are different, and funding amounts depend on factors like household income, residency status, and living arrangements. As a guideline, a single person could receive up to £10,000 per year. Families may qualify for additional support through grants, such as an Adult Dependent Grant of £3,438 per year or Childcare Grants of up to £16,840.20 per year.

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