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Student reviews for psychology in the UK

Emilija Libnickaite
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Studied Psychology at University of Chichester
Overall Experience
  • Academic
    5
  • University social
    5
  • Accommodation
    4
  • University facilities
    5
Tell us about studying psychology in the UK

The professors are very engaging, you can tell that they are passionate at what they do, they are very helpful and are always up for a discussion about their subject. The lectures are very interesting and fun, and although there is a lot of reading to do, it is very useful at the end of the day. All the resources in the library are helpful and if you still have questions you can always talk or write to one of the professors. One thing that I like is that they know their students and are interested in the problems that we are having, they care.

Marios Stamatios Papasoulis - Diamantopoulos
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Studied Psychology at Abertay University
Overall Experience
  • Academic
    4
  • University social
    2
  • Accommodation
    3
  • University facilities
    4
Tell us about studying psychology in the UK

Professors are all great, the course material, however, can get a little bit too political at times and I don't like that.

Susan Clancy
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Studied Psychology at Abertay University
Overall Experience
  • Academic
    5
  • University social
    4
  • Accommodation
    4
  • University facilities
    5
Tell us about studying psychology in the UK

I am currently studying Psychology & Counselling, the reason I applied for this course is because the two are not available together in my country so I thought it was a fantastic opportunity. Workload is very manageable, my timetable is spread out and we are given plenty of time in order to complete assignments. My lecturers have been brilliant and helpful so far which is fantastic.

Anna Stoyanova
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Studied Psychology at Abertay University
Overall Experience
  • Academic
    4
  • University social
    3
  • Accommodation
    3
  • University facilities
    3
Tell us about studying psychology in the UK

I like my program, most courses which are available are educational and enjoyable. However, our programme is cut off so it cannot be studied anymore.

Virginia Martinez Saez
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Studied Psychology at Abertay University
Overall Experience
  • Academic
    4
  • University social
    5
  • Accommodation
    3
  • University facilities
    4
Tell us about studying psychology in the UK

I consider my lectures to be provided by well-informed lecturers with up-to-date content.

What the experts say about psychology in the UK

  • Profile of Dr Eszter Somogyi
    Dr Eszter Somogyi
    Dr Eszter Somogyi says:

    UK universities are highly focused on research, students can therefore learn about most recent developments in core areas of psychology, covering real-world examples.

    Degrees are taught in English, students can therefore learn the authentic, academic English language. High teaching and research quality standards controlled by the the UK government ensure that students have an excellent learning experience.

    In most universities, each student is assigned a personal tutor, supporting students with advice and guidance on lectures, assignments and life at the university in general. Students can also attend English language courses dedicated to foreign students in order to help them with their learning.

    Higher education in the UK also focuses on employability skills, increasing graduates' chances for finding their ideal job not just in the UK, but anywhere in the world. University life in the UK also includes a number of cultural activities, from city visits, concerts, theater plays to sports events.

    A degree in psychology is a great starting point for a career in a range of fields, from science to arts or the industry. Psychology graduates are equipped with a range of skills sought by with a variety of employers. Jobs directly related to degree in psychology: clinical psychologist, counselling psychologist, educational psychologist, forensic psychologist, further education teacher, health psychologist, occupational psychologist, psychological well-being practitioner, sport and exercise psychologist. Further jobs our graduates go on to: advice worker, law enforcement officer, careers adviser, counsellor, education consultant, human resources consultant, life coach, market researcher, mediator, neuroscientist, play therapist, special educational needs coordinator. All practising psychologists in the UK and many other countries must have postgraduate qualifications, which means there isn’t a fast track route to a career in psychology.
  • Profile of Dr Lucie Clements
    Dr Lucie Clements
    Dr Lucie Clements says:

    Psychology is the study of human behaviour and why people behave in the ways that they do, and is relevant no matter where we live in the world. Psychologists study people's thought, feelings and actions to understand behaviour. The insights of psychology are critical in almost every sphere of our lives and allow us to understand how differences in culture and society impact human behaviour.

    Studying in the UK will enable you to participate in leading research, and learn from experts in your chosen area. You will be well supported by staff, and have the chance to enjoy an exciting student lifestyle.

    Studying Psychology in the UK will help you to gain an in depth understanding of the area. Our degrees are accredited by the British Psychological Society, meaning that you will have the basis to continue your education to become a chartered psychologist. A Psychology degree offers you a multitude of career opportunities, with many graduates going on to work in health or education settings. Others will work in research, the civil service, HR or publishing. You can also go on to further study, to specialise in an area such as clinical psychology, forensic psychology or health psychology.