This four-year, undergraduate-entry course provides you with a clinically orientated master’s-level degree. Taught in conjunction with the Charlie Waller Institute, based within the School, it integrates modules from the BSc Psychology degree with a Graduate Certificate in Evidence-Based Psychological Treatments (IAPT Pathway), allowing you to work as a psychological wellbeing practitioner, providing psychological therapies in the NHS.

Complete all of the elements required for the British Psychological Society Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership, and receive specialist clinical training to enable you to provide brief psychological interventions for common mental health problems. This degree is particularly suitable if you wish to pursue postgraduate clinical training in specialist areas of psychology, with placements in clinical settings and the opportunity to complete a related clinical research project.

With the opportunity to undertake professional placements during your course, you could enter diverse careers within the NHS, civil service, education, charities, HR, management, consultancy, publicity, finance and journalism. Upon graduation, you could also pursue further training to become a professional psychologist.