University of Gloucestershire

Overview

Clinical and Health Psychology (Hons) is a comprehensive undergraduate program designed to enhance your understanding of how psychological principles are applied to improve both physical and mental health. This course combines rigorous academic study with practical professional development, ensuring that you gain both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience.

What you'll study

The curriculum is structured to integrate core psychology concepts with a focus on health and wellbeing, allowing you to translate theory into practice effectively.

• Year 1 (Foundation): Explore fundamental areas such as cognitive psychology, lifespan development, and social cognition.
• Year 2 (Applied Focus): Build on your knowledge with modules that delve into wellbeing and individual differences, complemented by a placement module to enhance your professional skills.
• Year 3 (Integration): Solidify your learning through advanced study and the application of psychological concepts in health-related contexts.

Example modules may include:

• Applied Individual Differences
• Development Across the Lifespan
• Cognitive Psychology
• Social Cognition and Social Identity
• The Psychology of Wellbeing

Module titles and sequencing may vary—please consult the program specification for the most up-to-date curriculum.

Entry requirements

Entry is typically based on UK qualifications. There are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA score requirements for this program.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Clinical and Health Psychology (Hons) program can pursue a variety of career paths in healthcare, mental health services, research, and community support. This degree provides a solid foundation for those looking to further their studies or enter fields such as clinical psychology, counseling, and health promotion.