BSc (Hons) Psychology
Ras Al-Khaimah, United Arab Emirates
DURATION
3 Years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
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TUITION FEES
AED 32,300 / per year *
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
* exam fees: GBP 655
Introduction
BSc (Hons) in Psychology here at the University of Bolton, you’ll have the opportunity to develop an in-depth understanding of the subject in terms of the science and theories of psychology and their application in everyday life.
You’ll explore a range of core modules that provide a strong grounding in study and research methods, as well as a deep understanding of the science of psychology. There’s also the option to choose specialised modules according to your areas of interest or that relate to a particular career path you wish to follow after graduation.
Why Study BSc (Hons) Psychology at the University of Bolton, RAK?
You’ll have an opportunity to carry out a work placement module in an approved professional setting
The course provides opportunities to achieve the Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC) of the British Psychological Society, as well as additional qualifications (e.g. Test user certificate in occupational (ability) assessment).
You’ll also have support throughout your degree from your personal tutor, part of our team of helpful and approachable psychology staff who possess a diverse range of research interests.
Benefits of Studying at the University of Bolton, RAK
- High Academic Standards
- UK Accredited British Degree
- Affordable tuition fee
- Transfer options to UK Campus / Study Trips
- Academic Merit ScholarshipsKey Features
- You’ll be guided to explore the theories and concepts of psychology that apply to a wide range of human behaviour, including the philosophical, historical and social issues that have influenced the study and practice of psychology.
- You’ll have the chance to examine the relevance of psychology across the spectrum of human activity, including criminal behaviour, the psychology of cyberspace, therapeutic practices, and group and individual behaviours.
- We’ll explain the methods of psychological research, including collecting and analysing data, and encourage you to explore key skills such as accessing and evaluating information and effective communication skills.
- Throughout the course, you’ll be encouraged to devise, implement and write up research projects that focus on psychological phenomena.
- Personal supervision from staff throughout the course ensures you have the best possible opportunity to achieve your true potential. The course team is also committed to maximising your opportunities for future graduate-level employability.
Admissions
Curriculum
The programme requires 360 credits to be successfully established for the award BSc (Hons) Psychology; 120 credits at HE4, 120 credits at HE5 and 120 credits at HE6.
- PSC4001 Introduction to research methods in psychology
- PSC4009 Understanding the person
- PSC4003 Cognitive & biopsychological perspectives
- PSC4004 Exploring psychology I
- PSC4005 Exploring psychology II
- PSC4008 Applied psychology
- PSC5011 Personality and developmental psychology
- PSC5004 Cognitive psychology
- PSC5005 Biopsychology
- PSC5006 Social and critical psychology
- PSC5007 Research methods in psychology
- PSC5008 Occupational psychology
- PSC6001 The honours project
- PSC6006 Abnormal psychology
- PSC6007 Children’s learning and development
- PSC6019 Social neuroscience
- PSC6020 Applied experience
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Career Opportunities
A psychology degree develops knowledge of human behaviour, as well as research, statistics, and writing skills. As a psychology graduate, you can expect to have gained the following key employability skills: high order analysis, research skills, problem-solving, interpersonal awareness, communication skills, and the ability to develop arguments supported by relevant evidence, teamwork, and IT and data handling skills.
- Probation work
- Prison work
- Careers advice
- Social work
- Counselling
- Family mediation and support
- Teaching and Education
- Nursing
- Human resources
- Police service
- Market research
- Play therapy
- Advice work
- Media and Advertising
- Communications
- Sport and recreation
- Brand consultancy