BSC (HONS) PSYCHOLOGY (2+2)
Welcome to BSc (Hons) Psychology (2+2). We are delighted that you are considering us for your next steps. This course involves two years of full time attendance at Wirral Met College, followed by a final two years at the University of Liverpool.
This programme is a perfect option for those with an interest in Psychology, who have non-standard qualifications or those with life or work experience, which could be taken into account in their application. You will be introduced to academic Psychology through a multi-disciplinary and integrated approach, ready for progression into the second year of BSc (Hons) Psychology study at the University of Liverpool.
The degree is accredited by the British Psychological Society and provides Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership.
Career Opportunities
A degree in Psychology offers a wide range of exciting career opportunities.
Clinical Psychologist
According to Prospects, trainee Clinical Psychologists start at £35,392, whilst more experienced psychologists can earn between £50,952 and £57,349. Consultant and Head of Services roles can earn between £70,417 and £114,919.
Counselling Psychologist
According to Prospects, Counselling Psychologists can earn a starting salary of £32,206, whilst more experienced salaries can range from £40,507 to £45,839. Those with signficant experience and responsibility can achieve salaries ranging from £65,644 to £90,387.
Occupational Psychologist
According to Prospects, starting salaries can range from £27,000 to £42,000, whilst more experienced occupational psychologists can earn between £45,000 and £55,000. At a senior level, salaries may rise to £70,000.
Further Education Teacher
Unqualified FE Teachers could expect to earn £21,021 to £25,366, whilst a qualified FE teacher can earn between £26,090 and £39,347. Typical salaries at advanced teaching and training levels are in the region of £39,347 to £44,278. Salaries for leadership and management roles can significantly exceed this, rising to £98,222 for the most senior positions.
MEET THE TEAM
Meet our team of talented, industry experts, delivering the BSc (Hons) Psychology 2+2 programme.
Jacqueline Whitford-Stark
Jacqueline Whitford-Stark (She/Her)
Psychology and Mental Health Lecturer
Bsc, PGCert
Facilities
As a BSc (Hons) Psychology (2 + 2) student, you will have access to excellent facilities at Wirral Met College (Year 0 and Year 1) and University of Liverpool (Year 2 and Year 3).
University Centre
You will be based at our University Centre near Hamilton Square, dedicated to university level studies and professional pathways. Our University Centre is also home to our Met At The Square restaurant, which offers a fine dining experience every Thursday.
Library
Library facilties are available at our Twelve Quays and Conway Park campuses. These offer a wide range of resources including books, DVDs and journals, as well as areas for silent study, collaboration and equipment hire.
Resources
As a University of Liverpool student, you will also have access to their resources and facilities, including their library and online catalogues.
Open Days
Visit us at one of our open days! Explore our facilities, take part in interactive demos, and speak to our friendly tutors and support teams.
Financial Support
There are many options available to help with your study costs. Discover what support is available to you.
News
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Accredited by
This course is accredited and taught in collaboration with The University of Liverpool. The University of Liverpool is ranked as one of the top 200 universities in the world with 88% of its psychology research classed as world-leading or internationally excellent.
It also has a long history in the field of psychology research and educational provision, being one of the UK’s oldest academic psychology departments. Its research-connected approach to teaching is at the heart of all programme development and design, resulting in students being exposed to high impact research from day one.
The University of Liverpool supports students as they become highly employable, creative and culturally rich graduates with the capacity to find employment that will enable them to be agents for change in a connected world.