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BSc (Hons) Psychology Degree | Bachelor of Psychology | ULaw

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Bachelor of Science

BSc (Hons) Psychology

Applications for Undergraduate courses starting September 2027 are now open.

Apply via UCAS by the Equal Consideration Deadline of 13th January 2027.

Our BSc (Hons) Psychology course has been designed to equip you with critical psychological skills, knowledge and values that can be applied to real world contexts. With practical teaching from experienced lecturers coupled with bespoke support from our Employability Service, you will graduate ready to take the next step in your career.

The Psychology Lab at our Leeds Campus is equipped with experiment cubicles, an observation suite and VR equipment. Explore our Psychology Lab virtual tour below.

Please note: An application for accreditation has been submitted to The British Psychological Society for campus-based programmes only. Please be aware that this does not apply to the Foundation Year Blended courses.

Virtual lab tour ► Lecturer video ►

Key Facts

Entry requirements

A Level: BBC

BTEC: DMM

UCAS Tariff Points*: 112

GCSE: Grade C/4 or above in English Language and Maths, or equivalent

*From three A Levels or equivalent.

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Leeds, London Bloomsbury, Nottingham and Online

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Full-time

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January 2027

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Psychology Labs

Learn practical Psychology principles in our labs at our Leeds Campus. Equipped with experiment cubicles, an observation suite and VR equipment.

Course Details

UCAS code: C800

If you're looking to take your first steps into a psychology-related field, our BSc (Hons) Psychology is a great place to start. With a strong focus on applied learning, this course combines evidence-based psychological science with practical, real-world experience to help you build the knowledge, confidence and employability skills needed for future success. You'll explore current psychological theories and issues, learn how psychology can be applied to everyday life and professional settings, and develop skills in scientific reasoning, critical thinking and evidence-based decision-making. Through small, supportive classes and personalised teaching, you'll gain the academic, digital and communication skills needed to thrive at university and beyond, while building a strong foundation in psychology and related fields that deepen your understanding of people and society.

Why study BSc (Hons) Psychology with us?

Build a strong foundation in psychology with real-world application – Develop evidence-based knowledge of contemporary psychological theories and learn how they can be applied in everyday life, workplaces and wider society.

Learn in a supportive environment that builds confidence from day one – Benefit from small class sizes, personalised teaching and dedicated support designed to help you succeed academically and professionally.

Develop highly valued employability skills – Gain expertise in critical thinking, data analysis, teamwork, communication and scientific reasoning, alongside a deeper understanding of human behaviour and group dynamics.

Broaden your perspective through cross-disciplinary learning – In Year 3, choose from optional modules in law, criminology and policing, helping you explore connected fields and develop additional transferable skills.

Apply your learning through practical experience – Complete at least 40 hours of volunteering through a work-based learning module, putting psychological principles into practice in a real-world setting.

Learn from experienced lecturers – Explore your lecturers' specialist areas of expertise and professional journeys through our dedicated Psychology at ULaw module. Find out more about our lecturers.

Study in a way that suits your lifestyle – Choose to study online or at our Leeds or London Bloomsbury campus, giving you the flexibility to fit your studies around other commitments.

Receive high-quality teaching – Study a course aligned with the QAA Subject Benchmark Statement for Psychology, ensuring you graduate with the knowledge and skills employers and postgraduate providers value.

Access award-winning employability support – Benefit from dedicated 1:1 guidance from our Employability Service throughout your studies and after graduation.

Prepare for a wide range of future opportunities – Whether you're considering postgraduate psychology training or careers in education, human resources, people management, marketing, data analytics and beyond, you'll graduate with skills that can open doors across multiple sectors.

Foundation Year

You can choose to take an additional Foundation Year before you start your course. This introductory year focuses on developing the key skills required to study at degree level. You’ll study six modules and on successful completion progress onto any of our three year degrees.

You can also choose to take an additional Foundation Year, delivered in our flexible Blended format, with core lectures available online to watch whenever it suits you and just one day a week on campus for interactive workshops, academic coaching and support.

The modules covered will initially enhance your communication skills, digital and information literacy and ability to think critically. By building your confidence through this foundation year, you'll still enjoy the added flexibility of switching your degree programme if another discipline captures your interest, subject to availability and entry requirements.

Entry requirements for the Foundation Year are different from our three-year degrees. For full details, check our Entry Requirements page.

Course Structure

If applicable

Semester 1

Communication Skills

You will develop communication skills and understanding of different methods and styles of communication. You will consider appropriate methods of communication in both formal and informal environments. You will develop your understanding of social media and how to use it effectively. By looking back at previous activities and considering the choices you made and how you may do things differently in the future, you will enhance your skills on reflection.

Digital and Research Skills

You will learn how to navigate responsibly around the internet using different search engines and resources, including AI, and will develop your understanding of how to stay safe online and create an appropriate online presence. Learn about interpreting information you find; how relevant and accurate it is and how to present it. Discover a variety of learning resources and understand the importance of academic integrity.

Sustainability and Society

You will explore the UN Sustainable Development Goals and how sustainability has a wider impact on society. A problem-solving approach to global sustainability will be adopted and you will be encouraged to think about the role you and others play in addressing sustainability issues and an understanding of who is accountable. Also looking at both the broad concepts of sustainability and the aspects which are relevant to your chosen discipline.

Semester 2

Foundation Year Project

Develop your research skills by learning how to choose, plan and carry out an investigation into a chosen topic. Discover the importance of ethics when conducting research and practice presenting research. This module helps prepare you for entry onto Level 4 of the degree programme through the formative e-portfolio containing a log of activities, your 2000 word written project and your video presentation.

Shaping Skills for Success

This module will enable you to develop wider skills that are needed to succeed during your studies and beyond. You will be introduced to different types of skills and how to track and reflect on your skills development. You will develop your skills by participating in sessions focused on specific skills and hearing from a variety of guest speakers. You will take part in a group challenge designed to develop your teamwork and communication skills and reflect on the skills you develop during this module as part of your Foundation Year Project.

Core Concepts of Psychology

Introducing you to some of the key theoretical concepts in psychology. In addition, you will be encouraged to reflect on some of these areas and think critically about some of the implications of the theories. You will also be given the opportunity to develop your research skills and group work in preparation for planning and completing coursework.

Choose one*:

Core Concepts of Law

Core Concepts of Computer Science

Core Concepts of Criminology and Policing

Core Concepts of Business

*Options available are indicative and available subject to numbers and the campus chosen.

Foundation Year (Blended)

The modules for our Foundation Year (Blended) course are the same as the standard Foundation Year route apart from our Shaping Skills for Success programme is replaced with our Skills in Higher Education programme.

Skills for Higher Education

This module will enable you to develop the wider skills needed to succeed during your studies and beyond. You'll learn to track your progress and discover how university teams including library, pastoral and employability services can support you. Through interactive sessions with an academic coach, you'll sharpen your assessment techniques and build confidence for a smooth transition into your degree. You'll also take part in an exciting group challenge designed to boost your teamwork and communication, reflecting on your skills development as part of your Foundation Year Project.

31 study weeks

The Psychology of Mental Health

This module introduces core concepts in the psychology of mental health, evaluating historical and contemporary perspectives on psychological distress. By contrasting clinical diagnosis with psychological formulation, you will develop advanced critical evaluation and diagnostic problem solving skills. You will examine the complex aetiology and treatments surrounding psychosis, addiction, neurodiversity, and severe distress, prioritising the lived experiences of individuals. You will build the clinical data literacy and communication skills necessary to navigate high stakes healthcare environments.

Understanding the Person

This module introduces foundational concepts in personality and developmental psychology, tracing the historical, philosophical, and scientific influences that shape our understanding of individuality. By evaluating psychodynamic, humanistic, and social learning theories alongside language and cognitive development, you will build essential skills in scientific inquiry and critical evaluation. You will analyse empirical evidence to navigate complex conceptual conflicts, such as the nature nurture debate and theories of intelligence.

Academic and Career Success

This module aligns your future career aspirations with the vital competencies required for both academic excellence and graduate employment. Focusing on long term career planning and professional identity, you will build actionable strategies while developing key skills in problem solving, critical thinking, and digital fluency. You will master effective oral and written communication alongside collaborative teamwork. The module cultivates a growth mindset, personal resilience, and proactive wellbeing management. Your development culminates in a comprehensive professional portfolio, mapping your readiness for the modern workplace.

Research Methods Design

This module introduces the core building blocks of psychological research, teaching you how to design reliable studies, handle ethical issues, and analyse complex information. By exploring qualitative and quantitative research methods including experiments, surveys, interviews, and sorting data by themes you will master how to collect and evaluate evidence. You will develop highly practical workplace skills, including advanced math confidence, hands on experience with industry software (SPSS and NVivo), and sharp critical thinking. Through interactive case studies, ethical debates, and weekly practice quizzes, you will strengthen your practical problem solving and professional communication skills.

Brain and Behaviour

This module introduces foundational cognitive and biopsychological perspectives, exploring the intricate relationship between brain architecture and human functionality. By analysing functional neuroanatomy, neuron structures, and synaptic activity, you will develop key skills in scientific inquiry and data literacy. You will examine the biological mechanisms driving language, memory, attention, reproductive behaviour, and the impacts of drugs and psychopathology, sharpening your critical evaluation.

AI Literacy for the Future Professional

This module explores the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in modern business, equipping you to leverage AI tools responsibly within academic study and your future career. By evaluating ethical frameworks, accountability, and the impact of technology on privacy and sustainability, you will develop advanced skills in ethical awareness and strategic problem solving. You will master effective, data driven working practices while mitigating risks to maintain academic and professional integrity.

30 study weeks

Neuroscience of Behaviour

This module explores the biological foundations of human behaviour, examining how genetics, anatomy, and physiology shape our actions and experiences. By investigating the neural roots of sleep, memory storage, psychopathology, and emotion, you will develop advanced skills in scientific inquiry and data literacy. You will master critical research methodologies, including the interpretation of physiological signals and brain imaging techniques. Through engaging with real world case studies and collaborative formative tasks, you will learn to decode complex brain behaviour relationships and apply evidence based decision making.

Lifespan Development

This module explores key theories of human psychological development across the entire life course, from prenatal genetics and infancy through to older age, death, and dying. By critically evaluating foundational developmental theories against contemporary empirical evidence, you will build robust skills in scientific inquiry and critical evaluation. You will investigate practical strategies to enhance psychological wellbeing at every stage of life, developing strong problem solving and ethical awareness.

Personality and Individual Differences

This module explores historical and contemporary perspectives on personality and individual differences, examining how diverse theoretical frameworks explain the complexities of human behaviour. By evaluating psychoanalytic, trait, and evolutionary theories against empirical evidence, you will develop advanced skills in critical evaluation and psychometric data literacy. You will investigate the challenges of testing, assessing, and classifying clinical personality disorders, sharpening your diagnostic problem solving.

Mixed Methods Research

This module equips you with the essential quantitative and qualitative methodologies required to conduct rigorous psychological research. You will master advanced statistical analytics, spanning normal distributions, parametric and non parametric tests of difference, ANOVA, and regression analysis. You will build expert skills in qualitative reflective analysis, including thematic analysis, grounded theory, and narrative transcription.

Social and Critical Psychology

This module introduces advanced topics and alternative perspectives within social psychology, challenging mainstream experimental viewpoints through a critical lens. Exploring the social identity approach, social constructionism, and the psychology of the self, you will develop premium skills in critical evaluation and systemic thinking. You will analyse group dynamics, leadership, crowd behaviour, and the roots of prejudice, applying these insights to community focused settings. Delivered via weekly lectures and collaborative workshops, this module builds your strategic problem solving and communication skills as you debate evaluate real world case studies, and navigate complex ethical dilemmas within contemporary society.

Cognitive Psychology

This module explores foundational theories, concepts, and empirical research concerning human cognition, tracing its historical roots to modern conceptual frameworks. By evaluating evidence from behavioural experiments, computational models, and neuropsychological investigations, you will develop advanced skills in scientific inquiry and data literacy. You will examine the mental representations underlying perception, attention, memory, language, and social cognition, alongside reasoning and consciousness.

Study Abroad

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Take your studies global. Our undergraduates can now spend a semester abroad at one of our international partner institutions. It's a unique chance to experience a new culture, expand your horizons, and learn in an exciting new environment.*

*Subject to approval.

Work Based Learning

This module provides a structured opportunity for applied professional development, bridging academic psychological principles with hands on clinical or corporate experience. Undertaking a minimum 40-hour voluntary placement across two semesters, you will cultivate essential workplace competencies, including advanced communication skills, health and safety awareness, and career planning.

Mental Health and Wellbeing

This module delivers a comprehensive, in depth evaluation of psychological distress, systemic health inequalities, and structural neurodiversity. By contrasting traditional diagnostic models with psychological formulation, you will develop premium skills in clinical data literacy and diagnostic problem solving. You will analyse contemporary aetiological frameworks, behavioural changes, trauma informed interventions, and the vital lived experience movement, actively challenging stigma and discrimination.

Dissertation

Your dissertation enables you to conduct an independent, supervised research project combining theoretical critique with empirical psychological investigation. Synthesizing advanced research methods, you will master electronic literature exploration, hypothesis generation, and robust methodological design. You will build high level skills in data collection, complex analysis, and critical evaluation while navigating strict ethical, practical, and health and safety parameters. Your research culminates in a concise, publication-ready scholarly report, showcasing your subject expertise and scientific communication.

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Emotions in Psychology

This module delivers an advanced evaluation of affective science, exploring how emotions, moods, and feelings function within an integrated model of the brain, behaviour, and environment. Drawing on psychology and neuroscience, you will develop premium skills in systemic thinking and critical evaluation by analysing adaptive emotional regulation alongside maladaptive affective disorders like anxiety and depression. You will master the translational application of emotion research across practitioner fields, including forensic, clinical, and cyberpsychology.

New Sports and Exercise Psychology

This module focuses on how psychological principles support athletes and exercisers across varied performance contexts. By exploring motivation, self regulation, and emotional control, you will develop advanced skills in critical evaluation and strategic problem solving. You will learn to translate core psychological models into effective interventions that enhance performance, bolster wellbeing, and encourage sustained physical activity.

New Neuropsychological Disorders and Rehabilitation

This module delivers an in-depth exploration of neuropsychological disorders, analysing how brain dysfunction drives cognitive, behavioural, and emotional impairments. By investigating neurodegenerative, neurodevelopmental, and rare atypical conditions, you will develop premium skills in diagnostic problem solving and critical evaluation. You will master the application of modern assessment methods, neuroimaging, biomarkers, and targeted neurorehabilitation strategies while prioritizing patients' lived experiences.

New Society and Punishment

This module delivers a critical evaluation of the social, political, and cultural forces that shape modern justice and penal systems. By analysing the evolution of criminological theories, you will develop premium skills in systemic thinking and social responsibility. You will investigate pressing global issues, including mass incarceration, racial and gender disparities, the criminalization of migration, and changing policies surrounding state surveillance and sex work.

New Current Issues in Psychology

This module delivers an in depth exploration of the defining contemporary issues shaping global society and the discipline of psychology today. By evaluating environmental ethics, cyberpsychology, and future AI technologies, you will build advanced skills in systemic thinking and critical evaluation. You will investigate maladaptive human responses to modern social pressures alongside the replication crisis challenging global psychological science.

New Forensic and Criminal Psychology

This module delivers a critical understanding of the core principles defining forensic, criminal, and investigative psychology. By distinguishing psychological frameworks from legal and policing paradigms, you will build premium skills in critical evaluation and social responsibility. You will analyse high-stakes real world phenomena including theories of crime, eyewitness memory, false confessions, serial murder, and offender profiling while exploring practitioner roles in prison treatment and hostage negotiation.

New Health Psychology

This module delivers a comprehensive overview of how psychological principles apply to health, illness, and healthcare practices. Building upon personality, lifespan, and research methods foundations, you will explore biopsychosocial factors, health related behaviours, and socioeconomic inequalities in illness outcomes. You will develop skills in systemic thinking and critical evaluation by examining contemporary topics such as stress, pain management, chronic illness adjustment, and behaviour change interventions.

Evidence, Testimony, and Forensics

This module delivers a critical evaluation of how evidence, testimony, and forensics construct definitions of crime and appeals for justice. By exploring historical and contemporary knowledge production, you will develop skills in systemic thinking and social responsibility. You will examine how marginalised groups face criminalisation through scientific descriptors, investigate the human rights implications of predictive surveillance technologies, and analyse how truth is contested within courts.

Crimes of the Powerful

This module looks at the damage and injustices caused by big companies, governments, and powerful politicians, shifting the focus from street crime to wrongdoing built right into major institutions. Using critical criminological and zemiological (social harm) frameworks, you will develop premium skills in systemic thinking and social responsibility. You will investigate under policed global phenomena, including state war crimes, corporate environmental destruction, financial fraud, and green criminology, alongside media narratives of denial.

New Policing and the Police

This module delivers a deep, careful look at the history, role, and cultural impact of law enforcement across diverse social contexts. By evaluating shifting ideas of police legitimacy from the nineteenth century to the modern day, you will build premium skills in critical thinking and social responsibility. You will investigate complex real-world issues, including the policing of protests, gendered violence, and marginalized communities, alongside the relationships between capitalism and state security.

International Criminology

This module delivers a critical evaluation of global injustices, human rights standards, and the legal frameworks governing international conflict. By examining atrocity crimes including genocide, war crimes, and transnational terrorism you will develop premium skills in systemic thinking and social responsibility. You will investigate the role of global institutions like the United Nations and the International Court of Justice, assessing how states and individuals are held accountable for widespread harm.

Society and Punishment

This module delivers a critical evaluation of the social, political, and cultural forces that shape modern justice and penal systems. By analysing how classical and positivist criminological theories influence systemic sentencing, you will develop premium skills in structural analysis and social responsibility. You will investigate pressing global issues, including mass incarceration, the war on drugs, racial and gender disparities, and the criminalisation of migration and sex work.

*All options are indicative and subject to availability.

Course Start Dates

BSc (Hons) Psychology with Foundation Year (Blended)

Full-time: Leeds, London Bloomsbury and Nottingham

September 2027

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We use a variety of formative and summative assessments designed to meet the overall course and individual module learning outcomes, as well as allow you to demonstrate your knowledge in a variety of innovative formats. Assessment methods may include:

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In years one and two you’ll study taught modules.

In year three you’ll study some taught and optional modules as well as researching and writing up your dissertation and conducting work-based learning.

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2026/27 Course Fees (for courses starting between 1 July 2026 - 31 May 2027)

For our Foundation Year (Blended) course, UK students can expect to pay approximately £40,756 for a full-time four-year course. Current UK government guidance suggests that future fees will be set at the following rates:

Please note, home fees listed above may change in line with the latest government guidance.

International Students per year:

London: £18,100

Non-London: £17,200

2027/28 Course Fees (for courses starting between 1 June 2027 - 31 May 2028)

UK students can expect to pay approximately £30,966 for a full-time three-year course. Current UK government guidance suggests that future fees will be set at the following rates:

UK Students with Foundation Year: £10,050 (1st year only, rising to £10,320 from 2nd year)

London: £18,650

Non-London: £17,700

If you need to fund your studies with a student loan you can apply via Student Finance.

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