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Psychology with Foundation Year BSc
OverviewWhy study psychology with us Our BSc Psychology will give you the skills needed to pursue exciting career opportunities, ranging from clinical psychology and forensics to government policy
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What you will need to do
Apply by 31 Jan
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Points of entry for Psychology with Foundation Year BSc
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Entry requirements for Psychology and Psychology at Middlesex University
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Required subjects for Psychology with Foundation Year BSc at Middlesex University
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UCAS points for current students on Psychology and Psychology at Middlesex University
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56 UCAS Tariff points
English language requirements
6.0
Additional details
With a minimum of 5.5 in each component
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Most relevant Student Reviews for Psychology at Middlesex University
member10104753
19th March 24
Psychology with Education, BSc Hons FullTime
Good experience so far, looking forward to next year!! read more
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member1283306
5th April 23
Psychology, BSc Hons FullTime
lectures are boring and not as relevant and interactive as i would like. feels like irrelevant information is sometimes given read more
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member1074143
8th December 22
Psychology with Counselling Skills, BSc Hons FullTime
Online videos. Lots of online videos. Lectures are mixed. Some are interesting. Some are very dry. The lectures can come off a bit snotty. Some hate to answer questions which is fairly awkward when you’re paying tens of thousands. read more
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member869220
28th May 22
Psychology, BSc Hons FullTime
Good student diversity. I give lowest rating possible. The online website is often down. The support they give for my dyslexia is horrendous. They call me disabled. The only commination they have in Christmas time is for new appliances and nothing for students who are studying. Loads of unhealthy food options So many horrible things i cant even rember them all. They didn't even teach me the essential software for my disertation. Very very horrible university read more
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member1141599
19th August 19
Psychology with Criminology, BSc Hons FullTime
PLEASE READ BEFORE JUDGING BASED ON RATINGS. I say this because I have just completed the FOUNDATION YEAR of this course, so I can only review based off that rather than the upcoming 3 years. So...the teachers, for the most part, are lovely people (I have beef with a few lmao but that's just my personal issue with them and they taught foundation year stuff NOT the psychology lectures) and you can tell they want to help and they're good teachers, genuinely. The psychology lecturers I had, Lucy and Neelam are awesome. They're generally just pretty cool. That aside, I should probs mention I did the FY and decided Psychology was more of a hobby for me (something I've always loved) and have requested a different course, Criminology (Policing), instead. That does NOT mean Psychology or Psychology with Criminology isn't a good course, I just found it wasn't for me. I gradually changed my mind. Also, my personal tutor is also really nice and was really helpful too. read more
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