BSc (Hons) Psychology
BSc Psychology- University of Hertfordshire
Start your global journey today. Study a globally recognized BSc Psychology. This program is awarded by the University of Hertfordshire. A premier UK institution dedicated to scientific excellence and graduate employability.
You will explore the intricate mechanics of human thought. And master the scientific methods to understand behaviour. The course helps you build professional competencies in various disciplines. Such as, mental health awareness, cognitive research, and behavioural analysis. This degree blends academic rigor with practical, industry-focused training. If you are looking for a top-tier university offering bachelor’s in psychology, join TMUC. Build your global career in the school of social science starting now.
Why Choose the BSc Psychology Programme?
It enables students in understanding mental processes across diverse cultural contexts. The degree is based on the curriculum of University of Hertfordshire (UH). UH focuses on evidence-based practice to prepare you for the real world. This psychology degree provides the clinical edge needed for a successful global career.
Key benefits:
- Advanced skills in Clinical, Forensic, and Occupational Psychology.
- Practical work experience and behavioural assessment training at TMUC.
- Strong foundation in Statistics, Brain and Behaviour, and Positive Wellbeing.
- Pathways to global careers in mental health and further study in the school of psychology.
Students seeking a comprehensive bachelor’s in psychology within a world-class school of social science find this degree an ideal professional pathway.
Career Opportunities After Graduation
- Mental Health Services
- Counselling Support
- Human Resource Management
- Organizational Development
- Educational Psychology & Teaching
- Social Work
- Community Outreach
- Forensic and Criminal Profiling
- Market Research & Consumer Behaviour Analysis
- Healthcare Administration
Student Exposure
- Psychology Work Experience placements in real-world settings.
- Guest Sessions with practicing Clinical and Forensic psychologists.
- Research Projects using modern psychological assessment tools.
- Interactive Webinars on mental health and behavioural change.
- Access to Online Libraries for independent research and innovation.
Programme Modules
| Semester | Module Code | Module Title | Credits | Level | Core/optional |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Semester AB | 4FHH2053 | Statistics for Psychologists 1 | 15 | 4 | Core |
| Semester AB | 4FHH2054 | Methods for Psychologists 1 | 30 | 4 | Core |
| Semester A | 4FHH2056 | Brain and Behaviour | 15 | 4 | Core |
| Semester B | 4FHH2058 | Understanding Child Development | 15 | 4 | Core |
| Semester A | 4FHH2059 | Inner Working of the Mind | 15 | 4 | Core |
| Semester A | 4FHH2055 | Skills for Psychologists | 15 | 4 | Core |
| Semester B | 4FHH2057 | People in Society | 15 | 4 | Core |
| Semester AB | 5FHH2067 | Statistics for Psychologists 2 | 15 | 5 | Core |
| Semester A | 5FHH2068 | Social and Developmental Psychology | 15 | 5 | Core |
| Semester A | 5FHH2069 | Diversity and Individual Differences | 15 | 5 | Core |
| Semester AB | 5FHH2070 | Methods for Psychologists 2 | 30 | 5 | Core |
| Semester B | 5FHH2071 | Biological and Cognitive Psychology | 15 | 5 | Core |
| Semester B | 5FHH2072 | Developing Interventions for Behaviour Change | 15 | 5 | Optional |
| Semester B | 5FHH2073 | Mindfulness and Wellbeing | 15 | 5 | Optional |
| Semester C | 5FHH2066 | Psychology Work Experience - Practical | 0 | 5 | Core |
| Semester A | 6FHH2063 | Psychology Work Experience | 15 | 6 | Core |
| Semester AB | 6FHH2064 | Psychology Project | 30 | 6 | Core |
| Semester B | 6FHH2065 | Culture and Psychology | 15 | 6 | Core |
| Semester A | 6FHH2066 | Clinical Psychology | 15 | 6 | Optional |
| Semester B | 6FHH2067 | Forensic Psychology | 15 | 6 | Optional |
| Semester A | 6FHH2068 | Educational Psychology | 15 | 6 | Optional |
| Semester A | 6FHH2069 | Occupational Psychology | 15 | 6 | Core |
Eligibility and Admissions Criteria
Applications are considered on a case-by-case basis. Alongside academic results, the admissions team reviews each applicant’s educational journey, overall suitability, and motivation to pursue the selected programme.
For recognition equivalent to 16 years of education under the Higher Education Commission (HEC) Pakistan framework, students are expected to have completed 12 years of schooling through the Matric and Intermediate route. Those following the British education system should normally have eight O-Level subjects and three A-Level subjects.
Applicants may qualify for admission through any one of the following academic routes:
- HSSC/Intermediate with an overall score of 50% or higher.
- Eight O-Level passes with Mathematics & English minimum C grade requirement.
- Three A-Level subjects passed.
- BTEC Extended Diploma with a minimum Pass grade.
- An internationally recognised equivalent, including the International Baccalaureate (IB)
Students whose A-Level or Intermediate results are pending, or who do not currently meet the required grades, may be considered for the Degree Access Programme. This preparatory course lasts between three and six months and offers progression to a degree programme after successful completion.
For advice regarding the eligibility or acceptability of a particular qualification, applicants may speak with the Admissions Team at their nearest campus or write to info@tmuc.edu.pk.
New students may begin their studies in either January or September. Since the admissions process usually requires around two weeks, early submission is recommended to allow sufficient time for assessment and to improve the chances of securing a place in the preferred programme.
Tuition Fees and Financial Support
Tuition fees payable to the external university must be paid directly to the University by the specified deadline. Students will receive full payment details and the relevant due date in their Acceptance Letter once admission to the programme has been confirmed. These tuition charges are payable each academic year throughout the degree.
TMUC’s institutional fees are collected separately on a yearly basis and can be paid in two installments as well, that is Aug/Sept and Dec/Jan.
For information about fees, payment schedules, and admissions, contact the TMUC Admissions Team in each city or call; 0303 3332448
| # | Campus | Contact Number |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | TMUC Islamabad | 0370 5251310 |
| 2 | TMUC Rawalpindi | 0326 8380140 |
| 3 | TMUC Lahore | 0328 4218684 |
| 4 | TMUC Peshawar | 0370 0071778 |
| 5 | TMUC Abbottabad | 0326 8380139 |
| 6 | TMUC Gujranwala | 0303 3332453 |
| 7 | TMUC Faisalabad | 0322 6084489 |
| 8 | TMUC Karachi / MiTE | 0326 8080222 |
| 9 | TMUC Multan | 0305 6904301 |
A limited number of scholarships and financial concessions are available to eligible students under various categories that are Merit, Talent and Need Based. As fee waivers are subject to availability and awarded on a first-come, first-served basis, students are encouraged to apply as early as possible.
What is the duration of the programme?
The BSc Psychology typically takes 3 years to complete. It follows the standard UK academic structure.
What are the eligibility criteria for admission?
Applicants should have completed A-Levels, IB, or an equivalent qualification. We also look for students with strong communication skills and a deep interest in human behavior.
What is the fee structure of the programme?
Tuition fees vary based on the specific campus and intake. Please contact TMUC admissions office for the latest details on financial plans.
What is the admission process?
The process involves a formal application, review of academic transcripts, and an interview to assess your suitability for this bachelor’s in psychology.