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Psychology at Manchester

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Considering a career in psychology?

The BSc degree programme at Manchester is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS); it's essential to have a BPS accredited degree if you want to embark on a career as a professional psychologist. Find out about how to become a professional psychologist: BPS Careers.

Opportunities

There are many opportunities for psychology graduates; studying for a psychology degree is great preparation for careers that require:

If you study psychology at Manchester, you will develop an electronic skills portfolio alongside your academic studies; this will help you to appreciate the skills you have and provide evidence for your skills to potential employers.

Our graduates

University of Manchester graduates are some of the most sought after graduates by UK employers. Many of our psychology graduates go on to establish great careers in a variety of occupations, for example, in:

Studying at Manchester

If you choose to study at Manchester, you will be taught by teaching fellows and academic psychologists who are dedicated to providing research led teaching of the highest standard. You will learn from the psychologists who are making the latest discoveries in the field and a team of teaching fellows will support your learning by helping you to develop efficient study skills.

We are working hard to provide a course that delivers the best combination of academic learning and transferable skills, so that you will have the greatest opportunities to develop your future career.

Student perspectives

What current/past students think of our programmes

AliciaView: Psychology (BSc): student video clips
Read: Psychology (BSc): comments from class of 2011 "Tutors are very approachable and willing to help"


Dan RobertsDan Roberts Psychology (MRes)
"I believe the MRes made me a more desirable applicant when I came to apply for Research Assistant posts."

Twitter

Follow Psychology's activities: follow Psychology on Twitter

Our blog

Psychology @ Manchester Blog
See regular blog entries from staff and students, find links to videos podcasts, interviews and news of our social events. We hope to encourage discussion and the free exchange of ideas.

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Undergraduate study

Course details, entry requirements and applying

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Postgraduate study

Course details, entry requirements and how to apply

Funding opportunities

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Our research

The Psychology Research Groups investigate key research themes in:

Associated groups

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International and study-abroad students

We welcome applications from international and study-abroad students for all our programmes.

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