| Award | Attendance | Study | Duration | Start | Domestic fees | International fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BA (Hons) | On-Campus | Full-time | find out | find out | find out | find out |
Course overview
Richmond is a unique university in which to study Humanities and Social Sciences. When our students arrive in London, they have many questions which relate to issues of identity, culture, language, religion, society, citizenship, history and consumption - all of which Richmond’s Department of Humanities and Social Sciences addresses in its undergraduate programs.
The Psychology major familiarizes students with the main theoretical approaches and content areas of contemporary psychology. It provides perspective to a wide range of courses, including social, developmental and experimental psychology, and the study of personality. The Program prepares students for graduate work, counseling, child guidance, teaching and other educational and management careers.
In addition to completing a degree in Psychology, students may also complete the requirements for the Certificate in Psychology and Counseling at the same time. The certificate is a preprofessional qualification which will allow graduates easier access into professional training programs in the fields of counseling and psychotherapy. Our students often comment on the ready availability of our faculty. Average classes at Richmond are both much smaller and much more ethnically diverse than at most other universities. With a typical Junior or Senior level class size of between ten to twenty students, we emphasize individual attention, small group work, student participation, personal research paper writing and seminar-style discussion.
Faculty at Richmond
Well-qualified faculty bring their research interests into the classroom and enrich the curriculum. Our international faculty are successful practitioners from many fields who bring to their teaching both cutting edge ideas and the most current successful practices. Our Psychology faculty are eager to share further details about their program with you. Please feel free to begin a dialogue with them.
Beyond Richmond - What can I do after graduation with a BA Degree in Psychology from Richmond?
Richmond Psychology degree graduates pursue opportunities throughout the world. They are recruited by the world’s top employers and pursue postgraduate programs at universities worldwide (Source: Alumni Relations at Richmond, the American International University in London).
The Psychology major familiarizes students with the main theoretical approaches and content areas of contemporary psychology. It provides perspective to a wide range of courses, including social, developmental and experimental psychology, and the study of personality. The Program prepares students for graduate work, counseling, child guidance, teaching and other educational and management careers.
In addition to completing a degree in Psychology, students may also complete the requirements for the Certificate in Psychology and Counseling at the same time. The certificate is a preprofessional qualification which will allow graduates easier access into professional training programs in the fields of counseling and psychotherapy. Our students often comment on the ready availability of our faculty. Average classes at Richmond are both much smaller and much more ethnically diverse than at most other universities. With a typical Junior or Senior level class size of between ten to twenty students, we emphasize individual attention, small group work, student participation, personal research paper writing and seminar-style discussion.
Faculty at Richmond
Well-qualified faculty bring their research interests into the classroom and enrich the curriculum. Our international faculty are successful practitioners from many fields who bring to their teaching both cutting edge ideas and the most current successful practices. Our Psychology faculty are eager to share further details about their program with you. Please feel free to begin a dialogue with them.
Beyond Richmond - What can I do after graduation with a BA Degree in Psychology from Richmond?
Richmond Psychology degree graduates pursue opportunities throughout the world. They are recruited by the world’s top employers and pursue postgraduate programs at universities worldwide (Source: Alumni Relations at Richmond, the American International University in London).
Entry requirements for this course
Contact Richmond, The American International University in London to find course entry requirements.
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