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3 Years On Campus Bachelors Program
University of KentProgram Overview:
This degree explores core areas of psychology while introducing clinical concepts, making it ideal for students considering careers in mental health, counselling, or clinical psychology. You'll gain insight into psychological theory, mental health conditions, and therapeutic approaches.
Curriculum Structure
First Year
You’ll begin with foundational modules such as Introduction to Psychology, Biological and Cognitive Psychology, and Research Methods, which provide a comprehensive grounding in the science of behavior and mental processes.
Second Year
In your second year, you’ll study Developmental Psychology, Social Psychology, and Mental Health and Psychopathology, alongside continued research training. This year builds your understanding of clinical issues and diagnostic models.
Third Year
Your final year focuses on clinical applications through modules like Clinical Psychology and Mental Health, Psychological Interventions, and an Independent Research Project, enabling you to investigate a psychological issue of your choice in depth.
Focus areas:
Mental health, psychopathology, clinical interventions, core psychology, research methods.
Learning outcomes:
Understand mental health disorders, apply psychological research to clinical settings, evaluate treatments, and conduct independent research.
Professional alignment (accreditation):
Accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS), offering eligibility for Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC).
Reputation (employability rankings):
The University of Kent is well-regarded for its Psychology programs, with strong teaching and student satisfaction rankings.
At Kent, you’ll gain hands-on experience combining core psychology with clinical applications. The program emphasizes practical learning through real-world case studies, lab experiments, and workshops on mental health assessment and intervention. You’ll develop vital skills in research methods, statistical analysis, and clinical communication, preparing you for roles in healthcare and psychology.
Here’s how practical learning is integrated:
Graduates from this degree are well-prepared for clinical and healthcare roles or further training in psychology. The combination of academic and applied skills offers strong career prospects in the NHS, mental health services, and research.
Common roles include:
Assistant Clinical Psychologist, Mental Health Support Worker, Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner, Research Assistant
You’ll benefit from:
Further Academic Progression:
Many graduates progress to MSc or Doctorate training in Clinical Psychology, Health Psychology, or related fields — with Kent providing strong academic support and links to professional training pathways.
IELTS 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each componentIB - IB Standard Level Grade 5 or above in English A:TOEFL - 80 overall (with a minimum of 20 in R; 19 in L&W; 22 in S)You must apply via UCAS with all personal details, qualifications, personal statement, and reference included.Official transcripts or mark sheets from previous study (e.g. A‑levels, IB, BTEC, international equivalents) showing your grades and subjects.Final results (if available) and any predicted grades if you're applying before completing your current studies.One academic reference is required via the UCAS system—usually a teacher or guidance counsellor.If your education isn't fully in English, the University may request proof of English language proficiency (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent qualifications).While required as part of the UCAS application, the University of Kent does not request a separate personal statement document for entry decisions beyond UCAS.A CV or evidence of work/voluntary experience is not required for entry to the undergraduate programme unless you’re applying to a pathway such as foundation or mature entry.Clinical psychologistCounseling psychologistMental health practitionerAssistant psychologistPsychological wellbeing practitioner (PWP)Behavioral therapistCognitive behavioral therapist (CBT therapist)Research assistant in clinical psychologySupport worker in mental health servicesRehabilitation specialist
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