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1 year
London
Tuition Fee
£11,100 per year (UK home)
Full-time
Full-time UK students: £11,100. Part-time UK students: £74 per credit, £36 per dissertation credit. Placement fee: £3,000 per year. Tuition fees are subject to annual review and the institution reserves the right to increase fees in line with changes to legislation, regulation, government guidance, or inflation. Applicants should check the institution website for the latest fee information.
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A 2:1 undergraduate degree or above in Psychology or a related subject. A successful DBS check may be required before attending your placement.
Applicants must demonstrate good English language skills. Further details are available on the institution's English language requirements page.
Graduates may pursue roles such as Assistant Psychologist, clinical psychology Research Assistant, Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner, or Mental Health Support Worker. The course also supports progression into clinical psychology doctorates, counselling psychology training, or academic research.
Yes, this course is available to study part-time over two years, allowing students to balance their studies with work and other life commitments.
Students receive support from the Course Leader and module leaders, alongside access to library resources, IT teams, and learning experts for academic skill development.
Yes, the Careers and Futures service provides unlimited one-to-one advice, 24/7 online support, networking opportunities, and lifetime career support for alumni.
Yes, the course offers a 100-hour supervised placement or a work-based psychological intervention project to provide hands-on experience in mental health and wellbeing settings.
Yes, eligible students may apply for various scholarships, including the Alumni Postgraduate Award, Chevening Scholarship, European Academic Awards, and Regional or International Merit Awards.
This course combines academic study with practical, clinically relevant placements and is taught by staff who are active therapy practitioners and researchers in mental health and trauma.
Yes, the curriculum focuses on therapeutic communication, motivational interviewing, and cognitive behavioural approaches, alongside research skills and real-world placement experience.
Learning involves interactive lectures, participative workshops, lab classes, and independent study, supported by access to specialist psychology facilities and equipment.
Applicants should note that this course does not lead to a professional therapy practitioner qualification or provide BPS/BACP accreditation. A 2:1 degree in Psychology or a related subject is required.
