Psychology BSc (Hons) (Clinical)

Learn the secrets of the most complicated thing in the universe; the human brain. Our minds are utterly fascinating and endlessly complex. Each one is unique, moulded by our genes, our society, upbringings and our experiences. This complexity is what makes the study of human psychology so fascinating and rewarding for people like you. With a focus on the study of mental, emotional and psychological problems, you will work to centre and champion the lived experiences of others, learning to apply highly scientific theory and research skills with empathy and care. This BPS-accredited (British Psychological Society) pathway is designed to give you a strong foundation in the core areas of psychology during your first two years, following the core BSc Psychology course. One of the key reasons I chose LSBU was the fact that many of the lecturers are not only academics but also actively practising psychologists or participate in current research projects. This blend of theory and practice brings our learning to life and helps us understand psychology beyond the classroom, which I believe is essential for building real-world knowledge and preparing us for future careers." Margot Farnes, BSc (Hons) Psychology, Clinical Psychology student. You’ll get the chance to take on an optional Placement Year as part of your studies. Past students have gone on to apply their skills in the NHS, train as detectives in the police force, and take on roles in the likes of marketing, wellbeing and social care. In your final year on Psychology (Clinical Psychology) you’ll have the opportunity to specialise in areas such as clinical psychology, neuropsychology, addictive behaviours, and mental health. If you’re considering a future career in any of these fields, this pathway lets you tailor your studies to suit your interests. Studying on this course is a great opportunity to build the knowledge, skills, and experience needed for further training or a career in clinical, neuropsychological, or mental health settings. Psychology is crucial for solving the problems of the modern world. We work to understand what drives prejudice, why some children grow up to commit crime while others don’t, how to tackle addiction and depression, how to change societal behaviour to protect the climate, and how to heal communities after trauma. Prepare yourself to tackle real-world challenges by undertaking practical experiments in our industry ready facilities that includes eye-tracking software, VR, early years development facilities, state of the art neuroscientific tools like electroencephalography and a psychophysiology lab, and a pub lab. You’ll learn to think and act like a scientist here, exploring the ins and outs of psychological research and application, and getting you ready for industry or post-graduate study, to get you where you want to go next. You can find a detailed look at each of the modules.

IELTS 6.0 with all skills at 5.5 or above

International students: £17,400 per year

UK students: £9,790 per year

September

UCAS deadline for 2026 entry

• Southwark Campus, United Kingdom