Regents University London - Liberal Arts Psychology BA Hons with Integrated Foundation

Regents University London

Liberal Arts Psychology BA Hons with Integrated Foundation

A liberal arts degree gives you the freedom to focus on the subjects that most interest you. You’ll concentrate on a major area of study while maintaining a breadth of learning spanning the arts, humanities and social sciences.  

Liberal Arts with Integrated Foundation incorporates an extra year of study to prepare you for your undergraduate degree. Once you have completed the foundation year, you will progress directly on to the three-year BA (Hons) Liberal Arts (Psychology) degree.  

The Psychology Major

The Psychology Major offers an in-depth examination of the scientific approach to human behaviour and experience.  

You will focus on core principles of psychology, covering topics such as sexuality, cultural differences and evolution. You’ll also learn how psychology applies to fields such as marketing, forensics, sport and fashion.  

You’ll have opportunities to undertake practical experiments using our specialist facilities. Your research findings will inform your understanding of different scientific theories and methodologies.  

Elective modules will help you understand the breadth of this discipline and also give you a broad skillset.   

Options to learn a language and study abroad at one of our international partners will help expand your learning and global outlook.   

This Major offers the perfect foundation if you are considering pursuing a professional career in psychology. It will also equip you with the transferable skills to work in fields such as education, social services, marketing, advertising and human resources.  

Entry Requirements

Minimum entry requirements for Level 3 students

One of the following qualifications: 

  • 5 GCSEs at grade A-C or equivalent
  • US High School Diploma with a minimum GPA of 2.5 
  • Equivalent qualifications as deemed acceptable by the University

English Language requirements

We require proof of English Proficiency. For example, we ask for:

  • IELTS: Overall score of 5.5, with a minimum of 5.5 in each individual component
  • GCSE/IGCSE English, grade C / 4 (for IGCSE certificates, please provide the Supplementary Certifying Statement with the breakdown of component grades).

Career Prospects

You’ll graduate with a wide range of skills valuable in any workplace, including critical thinking, cross-cultural understanding, communication, teamwork and problem-solving – ready to become an engaged, thoughtful and well-informed global leader.  

Industry-active academics and our Graduate Outcomes Team can help to connect you to world-renowned companies, where you’ll build workplace skills and connections you’ll lean on throughout your whole career. 

Liberal Arts alumni have a high rate of employment and occupy various high-profile positions across academia, entrepreneurship, finance, politics, law, management, the arts, marketing, PR, psychology and consultancy. 

Many Liberal Arts graduates also pursue postgraduate study at Regent’s, launch successful enterprises and expand existing family businesses, while making the most of Regent’s lifelong career support and innovative entrepreneurial space. 

Course Details

Undertake a four-year, full-time programme, in which you'll combine your major with a selection of subjects that reflect your interests. Following the foundation year, the three-year degree course will feature four elements:  

  • A major area of specialisation 
  • An optional minor 
  • Several core modules 
  • A wide selection of elective modules 

You will be required to combine your specialist modules with five elective modules in other subjects in Years 1 and 2, and three in Year 3.  

You’ll also take part in three core Liberal Arts modules (Leadership and Liberal Learning, Effective Research, Capstone) and one Global Perspectives module that facilitates interpersonal, intercultural, cross-disciplinary learning, increasing self-awareness and a sense of global citizenship. Topics include employability, equality, entrepreneurship, diversity and sustainability. 

In addition to studying in the heart of London, you’ll have the chance to study abroad for a term in your second year – replacing the second term of your Regent’s degree.  

This provides you with the unique opportunity to explore a diverse range of topics offered by other institutions and gain international experience. 

Foundation Year

Arts Appreciation
Business and Management
Foundation Seminar 1
Foundation Seminar 2
Humanities
International Relations
Media Communications
Political Science
Psychology
Quantitative Literacy

Year 1

Conceptual and Historical Issues in Psychology
Developmental Psychology
Global Perspectives
Introduction to Psychology
Liberal Arts Seminar – Leadership and Liberal Learning
Personality and Individual Differences
Four elective modules

Year 2

Biological and Cognitive Psychology
Evolutionary Psychology
Liberal Arts Seminar – Effective Research
Methods and Statistics in Psychology
Psychopathology
Social Psychology
Four elective modules

Year 3

Applied Psychologies
Cross-cultural Psychology
Forensic Psychology
Sexuality and Gender
The Liberal Arts Capstone (Dissertation) 
Three elective modules

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