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Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology

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Course Overview

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology program offers students a foundational education in the principles and theories of psychology. It covers a broad spectrum of topics, including human behavior, cognition, emotions, developmental processes, and psycho

Course Benefits

  • Understanding Human Behavior: Gain insight into the complexities of human behavior thoughts and emotions., Research Skills: Learn research methods and statistical analysis techniques used in psychological research., Critical Thinking: Develop critical t

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Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology

Palmer St, London
SW1H 0NP, WA +44 20 8553 2932

+44 20 8223 2932
BA_psy@finchuniversity.co.uk

Mon – Fri 9:00A.M. – 5:00P.M.

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4th Semester

  • - Introduction to Psychology - Research Methods in Psychology - Biological Bases of Behavior - Introduction to Developmental Psychology - Elective Course Elective Course
  • - Social Psychology - Cognitive Psychology - Abnormal Psychology - Personality Theories - Elective Course - Elective Course
  • - Advanced Topics in Psychology (e.g.
  • Health Psychology
  • Cross-Cultural Psychology) - Senior Seminar in Psychology - Practicum or Field Experience (optional) - Elective Courses (advanced topics
  • independent study
  • or internship) - Elective Courses (a
  • None
  • Entry Requirements

    • High School Diploma or equivalent
    • Minimum GPA (specific GPA requirement may vary by institution)
    • SAT or ACT scores (sometimes required, depending on the institution)
    • Admission essay or statement of purpose

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