BSc (Hons) Psychology (Clinical & Mental Health): Understanding Minds, Supporting Wellbeing

Programme Overview The BSc (Hons) Psychology (Clinical & Mental Health) is an undergraduate degree designed for students passionate about understanding human behaviour, with a special focus on mental health, psychological disorders, and therapeutic approaches.

Programme Highlights

• BPS Accredited
• Clinical Psychology Focus
• Comprehensive Mental Health Training
• Research-Driven Curriculum

Course Structure: A Three-Year Transformative Journey

Year 1 (Level 4): Psychological Foundations

• Introduction to Psychology
• Research Methods I
• Developmental Psychology
• Foundations of Mental Health

Year 2 (Level 5): Advanced Understanding

• Psychopathology and Mental Health Disorders
• Research Methods II
• Cognitive and Biological Psychology
• Psychological Interventions and Therapies

Year 3 (Level 6): Professional Specialisation

• Clinical and Counselling Psychology
• Psychology Research Project
• Health Psychology
• Mental Health in Society

Entry Requirements

• A-Levels: BBB (Psychology/Biology preferred)
• BTEC: DDM in relevant subject
• GCSEs: Five at grade C/4
• International Students: IELTS 6.5

Skills You’ll Develop

• Clinical Assessment
• Research Methodology
• Therapeutic Communication
• Mental Health Support
• Psychological Intervention

Career Opportunities Potential roles include:

• Mental Health Support Worker
• Counselling Services
• Health and Social Care
• Community Support
• Educational Support

Postgraduate Progression Options in:

• Clinical Psychology
• Mental Health Counselling
• Psychotherapy
• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
• Doctorate in Clinical Psychology

Why Choose Our Programme?

• BPS Accreditation
• Mental Health Specialisation
• Practical Learning
• Supportive Environment

Empower minds, transform lives – your mental health journey starts here!