Introduction to Social and Cognitive Psychology
This module introduces fundamental theories of social and cognitive psychology, explaining human thought and behaviour. Students explore social interactions and cognitive processes, linking theoretical models to real-world applications.

Introduction to Biological and Developmental Psychology
This module provides an introduction to human development and biological functioning. It explores the relationship between brain and behaviour and examines developmental processes across the lifespan.

Introduction to Contexts and Theories
This module examines health and social care through macro- and micro-level perspectives. Students analyse factors influencing professionals and service users, with a focus on contemporary developments in counselling.

Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology
This module introduces key principles of quantitative and qualitative research. Students develop skills in research design, data analysis, and academic report writing.

Theoretical Understanding and Development of Humanistic Approaches
This module explores the evolution of humanistic theories and therapeutic practices within historical and social contexts, encouraging critical evaluation of theory in relation to societal conditions.

Development of Core Counselling Skills
This module focuses on essential counselling skills, including empathy, reflection, and active listening. Through experiential learning, students enhance self-awareness and develop the ability to evaluate interpersonal practice.

Individual Differences and Quantitative Methods
This module develops quantitative research skills through the study of personality and intelligence. Students design research studies and construct tools for measuring psychological traits.

Qualitative Methods: The Individual in Society
This module introduces qualitative research approaches and explores issues of identity and social interaction, enhancing understanding of the individual within a social context.

Social and Cognitive Psychology
This module deepens understanding of contemporary theories and research, analysing how individuals perceive and interact with the world, with emphasis on critical evaluation of evidence.

Biological and Developmental Psychology
This module advances knowledge of brain–behaviour relationships and lifespan development, strengthening students’ ability to interpret and evaluate scientific data.

Critical and Comparative Theoretical Approaches
This module provides comprehensive insight into counselling and psychotherapy theories, enabling students to critically compare different therapeutic models.

Professional Development and Ethical Practice
This module focuses on ethical issues and professional values, fostering reflective skills and understanding of diversity, responsibility, and professional conduct.

Counselling Children and Adolescents
This module focuses on counselling practice with young people. Students develop therapeutic relationship skills and examine ethical considerations, risk assessment, and safeguarding issues.

The Construction of Self
This module explores theoretical perspectives on the self and human experience, promoting self-awareness through reflective practices.

The Reflective Practitioner
This module develops advanced reflective skills and understanding of the therapeutic process, enhancing emotional competence and professional effectiveness.

Clinical Applications of Psychology
This module examines the application of psychological theory in clinical contexts, focusing on assessment, intervention, and mental health practice.

Independent Study in Psychology
This capstone module enables students to design and conduct an independent research project, analyse data, and present findings in a rigorous academic format.