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Psychology and Child Development (with Placement Year) BSc
In our exciting BSc Hons in Psychology and Child Development you will learn about how psychology shapes who we are and how children behave and mature. To build a deep understanding of the human mind you’ll
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Apply by 31 Jan
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Points of entry for Psychology and Child Development (with Placement Year) BSc
Year 1
Entry requirements for Psychology and Psychology at Staffordshire University
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Required subjects for Psychology and Child Development (with Placement Year) BSc at Staffordshire University
Other A Level combinations are possible to achieve 112 points
UCAS points for current students on Psychology and Psychology at Staffordshire University
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112 UCAS Tariff points
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How good is this course?
Most relevant Student Reviews for Psychology at Staffordshire University
Gemma McCann
18th March 24
Forensic and Criminological Psychology, BSc Hons FullTime
Wonderful staff on the course who go above and beyond to support you. The course content is interesting and informative. There are lots of career sessions and events to support with the decision making of your career. read more
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member683665
6th April 23
Forensic and Criminological Psychology (with a Placement Year), BSc Hons FullTime
The content of the course covers the basis for psychology at its core with research methods, cognitive, health and social perspectives. Our involvement with research and presentations has been good. The more specific side of the course regarding the forensic and criminological element has been suffice although I would like to see more practice in this area instead of just case studies. Adding in some legal application will help with understanding the industry better. read more
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Gemma McCann
30th March 23
Forensic and Criminological Psychology, BSc Hons FullTime
Knowledgeable and friendly staff. Great and informative course content. read more
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