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Bachelor’s in Psychology

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Bachelor’s in Psychology

The Bachelor’s in Psychology is designed by the King’s College London, accredited by the University of London and taught in small-class at Forward College campuses in 3 different European capitals.

Forward College Bachelor’s tuition programme includes:

100% small group teaching (on average 15 students per class)
Weekly one-on-one tutoring for individualised feedback and guidance
Frequent evaluations to track your progress throughout the year and ensure your success at the final exams
Induction programme where you will better understand your learning style and adopt the most relevant learning methods for you

Apply a critical understanding of essential concepts, principles and research in psychology,
and critically evaluate the results, in the context of loosely defined scenarios, using structured
arguments based in empirical evidence
Demonstrate the ability to exercise critical judgement in the evaluation of research in the field
Demonstrate the ability to produce a substantial piece of original or empirical research work including, for example, study design, data collection, analysis and reporting.

A BSc Psychology opens up opportunities to careers in a range of sectors such as education, healthcare, industry, and the legal system. Your degree could be a first step to becoming a clinical, health, counselling, forensic or organisational psychologist. Studies in the behavioural sciences are increasingly leading to more innovative roles with social impact, e.g. contributing to the design of interventions across health, personal finances and education, in addition to policy making to improve public services.

The building blocks of
the programme

Psychology is the driving science behind most digital applications and generates a growing interest from recruiters. Designed by King’s College London, this degree will provide you with a contemporary approach to the study of the human mind. You will gain a thorough understanding of human behaviour and learn to apply psychological science to a variety of contemporary and social challenges. There is an emphasis on quantitative and qualitative research methods and statistical analysis with content enriched by the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience.

NB: All modules are mandatory, there are no elective modules.

Research design and statistics 1A Research design and statistics 1B Applications of psychology Developmental psychology Learning, personality and intelligence Biological psychology Social psychology Research skills 1: qualitative skills

Research skills 2: literature skills Cognitive psychology Understanding individual differences Research design and statistics 2A: analysis of variance Health and addictive behaviours Research design and statistics 2B: multivariate measures Philosophy of psychology Clinical psychology

Current issues in neuroscience Gender and mental health Mental health around the world Occupational psychology Forensic psychology Research project 1: foundation Research project 2: consolidation

In the third year of your bachelor’s degree, you will do an internship. An internship gives you the best opportunities to gain valuable work experience, whilst also exploring and testing a career path. Students who accomplish their research or consulting project with an external organisation will ipso facto validate their internship.

Internship

An internship during college prepares you for the world of work and its challenges.

Expected working time: 6-8 weeks