Undergraduate Psychology Degrees
Bangor offers a unique and targeted range of psychology degree courses. They aim to accommodate broad interests in Psychology and specialist disciplines common to researchers world-wide; they also address real-world needs.
Choose from:
- Psychology degree BSc (Hons) (3 years)
- Psychology degree MSci (4 years)
- Psychology with Forensic Psychology degree BSc (Hons) (3 years)
- Psychology with Business degree BSc (Hons) (3 years)
- Psychology with Clinical and Health Psychology degree BSc (Hons) (3 years)
- Psychology with Clinical and Health Psychology degree MSci (4 years)
- Psychology with Neuropsychology degree BSc (Hons) (3 years)
- Sport and Exercise Psychology BSc (Hons) (3 years) - taught by School of Sports Health & Exercise Sciences
New Course Under Development: We are currently developing a new BSc Psychology with Forensic Psychology course with the aim being a September 2019 start date, subject to the validation process. On this Forensic Psychology degree you would focus on using psychological concepts and theories to understand why individuals commit criminal behaviour and how psychologists work with policing and legal services to develop interventions for people who have committed violent crimes as well as the victims of violent crime. The course will be listed on this page as soon as available so do check back.
The above Psychology degrees are accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) and provide eligible graduates with Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC).
- Neuropsychology degree BSc (Intercalated) (1 years)
The above Intercalated degree will not qualify you for the Graduate Basis for Registration of the British Psychological Society.
BA Joint Honours Degree Programmes
You may choose to study Psychology as a degree with another subject (in equal proportions) to gain a Joint Honours degree. The title would reflect your combination, e.g. BA (Hons) Psychology and Linguistics. These Joint Honours degrees will not qualify you for the Graduate Basis for Registration of the British Psychological Society. The combinations possible with Psychology are listed below and link to the modules they entail.
- Psychology and Childhood and Youth Studies degree X319
- Psychology and Criminology and Criminal Justice degree MC98
- Psychology and English Language degree CQ83
- Psychology and Linguistics degree Q1C8
- Psychology and Social Policy degree CL84
- Psychology and Sociology degree CL83
Which Psychology Course is Right for Me?
Lecturers are passionate about their modules and give us the best tools to maximise our learning with unique and creative assignments, real-life applications and practical's to help us understand the concepts to a deeper level.
Larissa Escamilla
Psychology
The BSc Psychology degree offers students the greatest flexibility in choice of subjects to study. The other Psychology degrees cater for students who have a firm idea of the career path they wish to pursue. Each degree programme has been designed with the research interests of the School in mind, and each reflects the diversity of thought within it. The courses are structured to provide students with an education which absorbs their interests, provides an opportunity to contribute to academic thought, and imparts the skills necessary for a career, both inside and outside psychology. The School places great emphasis on training in transferable skills. Browse the course information pages to discover which course suits you best.