Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Psychology - Clinical & Forensic (C805)

Students can embark on a captivating journey into the fascinating realm of clinical and forensic psychology at Canterbury Christ Church University. This psychology course offers a comprehensive exploration of mental health, the legal system, and various practical real-world applications.

Whether students are drawn to clinical psychology, aiming to improve mental well-being, or intrigued by the complexities of forensic psychology, this course caters to their unique interests and aspirations.

This BPS (British Psychological Society) accredited course provides the opportunity for students to attain the BPS Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership, which is a significant step toward becoming a Chartered Psychologist. Through this accreditation, a variety of career opportunities will be available to them upon graduation.

Throughout the course, students will develop transferable skills that will prepare them for employment. They will build skills in teamwork, effective communication, presenting, and organization, enhancing their confidence so that by the time they graduate, they will be fully prepared to pursue their career aspirations.

Additionally, students will have the option to spend an additional year on professional placement between their second and third years. Choosing to study with a placement year is an excellent way to broaden and develop their experience, as they apply their learning to a specialist area aligned with their chosen subject. Furthermore, a placement will provide valuable contacts, personal development opportunities, and enhance their employability.

The university recognizes that employers seek dynamic, open-minded graduates who can adapt, innovate, and collaborate. Therefore, a new approach to teaching and learning has been designed to ensure that students are work-ready upon graduation. The 2026 course will reflect this new approach, with the course page set to go live shortly.