BSc (Hons) in Psychology

Introduction:

The BSc (Hons) in Psychology is a four-year undergraduate degree designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of human behavior, mental processes, and psychological theories. The program equips students with critical analytical skills, research expertise, and practical knowledge in various areas of psychology, including cognitive, clinical, social, and organizational psychology.
This degree prepares students for diverse careers in psychology, mental health, research, human resources, education, and social work. Graduates can also pursue further studies in specialized fields such as clinical psychology, counseling, forensic psychology, or neuroscience.

PROGRAM AIM:

The BSc (Hons) in Psychology aims to:

Develop a Strong Foundation in Psychological Theories – Cover fundamental areas such as cognitive psychology, social psychology, and developmental psychology.
Enhance Research and Analytical Skills – Equip students with the ability to conduct psychological research using qualitative and quantitative methods.
Foster Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving Skills – Apply psychological principles to real-world challenges, including mental health, workplace behavior, and human interactions.
Provide Practical Experience – Engage students in case studies, experiments, and psychological assessments.
Promote Ethical and Professional Practice – Instill ethical guidelines and best practices in psychological research and professional settings.
Prepare for Further Study and Career Advancement – Lay the groundwork for graduate-level studies and professional certifications in psychology.

Credit Hours:

120

Total Semesters:

8 Semesters

Duration:

4 Years

Specialization Tracks (Electives)

Students can choose elective courses in the final year based on their career aspirations.

- Clinical & Counseling Psychology – Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Psychopathology, Addiction Psychology
- Forensic & Criminal Psychology – Criminal Behavior Analysis, Investigative Psychology, Correctional Psychology
- Organizational & Business Psychology – Leadership & Motivation, Workplace Behavior, Consumer Psychology
- Educational & Child Psychology – Special Educational Needs, Early Childhood Development, Psychology of Learning
- Health & Neuropsychology – Mindfulness & Stress Management, Psychopharmacology, Brain & Behavior

Progression and Career Opportunities:

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the BSc (Hons) in Psychology can pursue careers in:

Clinical & Mental Health Fields – Psychological Therapist, Mental Health Support Worker, Counselor
Forensic & Criminal Psychology – Criminal Investigator, Court Consultant, Probation Officer
Educational & Child Psychology – School Psychologist, Educational Consultant, Child Welfare Specialist
Business & Organizational Psychology – HR Specialist, Organizational Consultant, Market Research Analyst
Health & Neuropsychology – Health Coach, Rehabilitation Specialist, Neuropsychology Assistant
Research & Academia – Research Analyst, University Lecturer, Behavioral Scientist

Progression to Further Studies

Graduates of the BSc (Hons) in Psychology can advance their qualifications through:


- Master’s Degrees (MSc in Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Organizational Psychology, etc.)
- Doctorate Degrees (PhD or PsyD in Psychology)
- Professional Licenses & Certifications:

Clinical Psychologist (with further postgraduate training)
Counseling Psychology Certification
Chartered Psychologist (dependent on country requirements)
Psychological Research Certification



This program provides students with a strong academic foundation, practical experience, and the skills necessary to succeed in diverse fields of psychology.