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Your Pathway in BSc (Hons) Psychology

Explore the science of mind and behaviour.

Accredited By

UOP

Delivery Model

On Campus

Admissions

Sep / Jan

Course Duration

3 Years

Overview of the course

Examines how people think, feel and behave, covering research methods and the core areas of psychology.

Why Choose This Course?

  • Develops research, data-analysis and critical-thinking skills.
  • Applicable to careers in health, education, business and research.
  • Awarded by the University of Portsmouth, UK, and delivered locally in Pakistan – no need to relocate abroad.
  • Roots IVY is HEC-approved and holds an exclusive partnership with the University of Portsmouth.

Programme Information

  • Awarding Body: University of Portsmouth, UK
  • Duration: 3 years
  • Intakes: September and January
  • Mode of Study: Full-time, on-campus
  • Qualification Level: Bachelor's degree with Honours (Level 6)

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Admissions Requirement for BSc (Hons) Psychology

Applicants must meet the HEC baseline and the University of Portsmouth entry requirements:

Contact the Admissions Team for additional guidance on whether the qualifications you currently hold or are taking would be suitable for entry: admissions@ivycollege.com.pk

Course Modules

Year 1: Level 4
  • Animal Behaviour (20)
  • Applying Psychological Research Skills (40)
  • Exploring Psychology (40)
  • Perspectives in Psychology (20)
Year 2: Level 5
  • Biological and Cognitive Psychology (20)
  • Individual Differences and Psychometrics (20)
  • Professional Development and Employability (20)
  • Psychological Research Methods (20)
  • Quantitative Data Analysis (20)
  • Social and Developmental Psychology (20)
Year 3: Level 6
  • Comparative and Evolutionary Psychology (20)
  • Cultural Psychology (20)
  • Educational Psychology (20)
  • Exploring Data for Psychology (20)
  • Introduction to Teaching (20)
  • Issues in Clinical and Health Psychology (20)