4 Years On Campus Bachelors Program
Program Overview:
This four-year integrated master’s program offers comprehensive training in psychology with a focus on clinical practice and research. It is designed for students aiming to become clinical psychologists or work in related healthcare roles, blending academic study with practical experience.
Curriculum Structure
Year One
You’ll study foundational modules such as Introduction to Psychology, Research Methods, Biological Psychology, and Social Psychology, building a broad understanding of psychological principles and scientific inquiry.
Year Two
This year deepens your knowledge with modules like Cognitive Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, and Advanced Research Methods. You will also begin exploring clinical concepts and mental health.
Year Three
Modules focus on clinical psychology, including Psychopathology, Psychological Assessment, and Intervention Techniques. You’ll develop skills in diagnosis, treatment planning, and evidence-based practice.
Year Four
The final year involves advanced clinical training with modules such as Clinical Neuropsychology, Health Psychology, and a substantial Research Dissertation. This year is designed to prepare you for postgraduate clinical training or professional roles.
Focus areas:
Clinical assessment, mental health, psychological interventions, neuropsychology, health psychology, research methods.
Learning outcomes:
Graduates will be equipped with clinical knowledge and research skills necessary for professional practice, able to assess and treat psychological disorders, and conduct high-quality research.
Professional alignment (accreditation):
This program is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS), conferring eligibility for Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC) and positioning graduates well for further clinical training.
Reputation (employability rankings):
University of Plymouth is recognised for strong clinical psychology training and applied research, supporting excellent career prospects in healthcare and psychological services.
This integrated master’s programme combines core psychology with in-depth clinical training, offering extensive practical and research experience designed to prepare you for professional practice.
Key practical experiences include:
Graduates leave with a strong foundation for careers in clinical psychology, mental health, and health services research.
Typical roles include:
Clinical Psychologist (following postgraduate training), Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner, Mental Health Support Worker, Research Assistant
Career and academic support includes:
Further Academic Progression
Many graduates continue with postgraduate professional training in clinical psychology or related health disciplines, supported by the university’s strong clinical partnerships and research culture.
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