During the Foundation Year, you will develop essential academic, employability, and digital skills while being introduced to core principles in psychology and counselling.
In the subsequent year, the programme deepens your understanding of key psychological and counselling theories. You will learn to connect theoretical frameworks with practical application, emphasising evidence-based practice and the professional competencies required within the sector.
At Level 5, your studies advance to broader concepts, including diversity, human behaviour, and cultural context. You will explore how individuals, families, communities, and social groups differ, and how these differences shape identity and experience.
In the final year, the focus shifts to research and independent study. You will apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills to areas relevant to psychology and counselling, contributing to sustainable goals such as social impact, community engagement, and personal and professional growth.