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5 programs found

Edinburgh, United Kingdom

  • Psychology and Counseling
  • BSc (Hons)
  • 3-4 years
  • On campus
  • English

A British Psychological Society accredited degree in Edinburgh covering core areas of psychology plus research methods and analysis. It stresses real-world problems and practical, career-ready skills.

Nijmegen, Netherlands

  • Psychology and Counseling
  • Bachelor of Science
  • 3 years (180 EC)
  • English

A three-year full-time bachelor studying human behaviour, the mind and emotions, from brain control of behaviour to development across the lifespan and social influences. Students choose an English-taught or a bilingual route, can tailor courses from year two and may study abroad in year three.

Sheffield, United Kingdom

  • Psychology and Counseling
  • MSc
  • 1 Year
  • English

A BPS-accredited conversion course for people new to psychology or returning to study. It teaches biological, developmental, cognitive and social psychology plus research methods, and leads to eligibility for Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Psychology and Counseling
  • BSc
  • 36 months (180 ECTS)
  • English

A three-year full-time bachelor at the Roeterseiland campus that introduces how the human mind and behaviour work. Students can pick one of six specialisations (and add a second) and may study abroad in the third year. The programme has a numerus fixus and can be followed in an English or a Dutch track.

Semenyih, Malaysia

  • Psychology and Counseling
  • BSc (Hons)
  • 3 years full-time
  • English

A three-year full-time honours programme on human thought, emotion and behaviour. The first two years build foundations such as cognitive, developmental and individual-differences psychology, while the final year offers specialist options and a research project. The degree is accredited by the British Psychological Society.