Bachelor's
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Clinical and Community Psychology – UEL
Course Overview
The Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Clinical and Community Psychology at University of East London (UEL) examines human behaviour, mental health, psychological wellbeing, and community-based interventions. Students study cognitive, developmental, social, and clinical psychology while developing research, communication, and critical thinking skills.
The programme combines scientific theory with practical applications in healthcare and community settings. Research projects enhance evidence-based psychological practice. Graduates are prepared for careers in mental health services, community support, research, education, and further professional psychology training.
Entry Requirements
- Successful completion of 10+2 secondary school certificate (e.g., CBSE/ISC with 60-65%+ overall average or 112 UCAS tariff points).
- Compulsory senior secondary prerequisites in Science subjects (Biology, Chemistry, or PE) at secondary level.
- English language proficiency via IELTS Academic 6.0 overall (minimum 5.5 in each component) or equivalent Grade XII English mark.
- Submission of official application, high school transcripts, statement of purpose, and teacher reference.
- Fulfillment of general undergraduate admission regulations, health screening, or background checks where mandatory for clinical units.
Career Outcomes
- Assistant Psychologist
- Community Mental Health Worker
- Support Worker
- Behavioral Research Assistant
- Mental Health Support Practitioner
Scholarship Available
- Available
Key Information
Location
London, United Kingdom
University
University of East London
Intakes
January, September
Study Mode
On Campus
Tuition Fee
$16,020 / Year
Duration
3 Year
Language
English
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