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Applied Psychology BA/BSc Hons
The BSc (Hons) Applied Psychology is designed to help students develop an understanding of the theories that inform care and education service provision and will enhance their practice and career progression.
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member983613
5th April 23
Applied Psychology, BA/BSc Hons FullTime
Very useful course to get the glimpse of all possible applied psychology directions you can take and it's only one year course!
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Points of entry for Applied Psychology BA/BSc Hons
Year 1
Entry requirements for Psychology and Applied Psychology at University of Suffolk
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English language requirements
6.0
Additional details
IELTS 6.0 overall (minimum 5.5 in all components) where English is not the students' first language.
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member983613
5th April 23
Applied Psychology, BA/BSc Hons FullTime
Very useful course to get the glimpse of all possible applied psychology directions you can take and it's only one year course! read more
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I think I have had a different experience than most on this course. But that is primarily due to my own obligations elsewhere. I didn't know who my Personal Tutor was until the last couple of months of my final year, but that was because I didn't actively search through the mainline course contents. I also struggled a lot financially and this impacted my ability to afford course materials and time for study. The information on the course is so incredibly interesting. However, I did attend during the start of Covid where all institutions were severely under-prepared for remote access learning. Which also played a big factor into my academic success and engagement. Would I do it differently? I'm not too sure. read more
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member983246
4th April 23
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member583242
4th April 23
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member983225
4th April 23
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Very friendly and helpful staff. Are open to questions and guidance. (Not all the time but) lecturers can sometimes just read off slides though. read more
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member583199
4th April 23
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The lectures are very passionate and helpful. The use of online workbooks isn't great though as the general consensus of the class is that being given stuff to simply read through instead of a lecturer teaching it felt less interactive read more
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4th April 23
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member983613
5th April 23
Applied Psychology, BA/BSc Hons FullTime
Very useful course to get the glimpse of all possible applied psychology directions you can take and it's only one year course! read more
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