Course Overview

Psychology with Politics has been designed to develop you as the psychologist of the future. From innovative and career-focused assessments to understanding the challenges global societies will face in the future, your course will equip you with the skills, real-world experience, access to cutting-edge research, and aptitude to make a difference.

Alongside studying psychology your course will have a political edge, in that your studies will be contextualized within a wider focus on Westminster, European, and global political philosophies, systems, and challenges. Indeed, in your Psychology with Politics degree not only will you be able to explore whatever interests you most, but you will also experience a genuine taste of the work you could be doing after you graduate.

Before you start your Psychology with a Politics degree, you’ll probably want to know how it can help you into a fulfilling career. Here at Worcester, we’ve designed the whole Psychology with Politics curriculum around your future ambitions - and we support you in developing the skills that will open doors in a range of sectors, including health, business, counseling, forensics, education, sport, and politics. Communication, digital literacy, problem-solving, critical thinking, team working, and data collection and analysis are just some of the skills that will increase your appeal to employers.

General Eligibility

112 UCAS tariff points (for example, BBC at A Level)

And GCSE English and Mathematics at Grade C/4 or above (or equivalent)

Part Time Work Details

20 hours of work permit weekly for international students.

Language Requirement

• Apprentices whose first language is not English must have a minimum standard of English at IELTS 6 (with no less than 5.5 in any component).