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Undergraduate

Psychology

Helping young people thrive in diverse environments

Queen Mary's Professor Michael Pluess aims to understand the processes that make refugee children more resilient and prevent them from developing mental health problems. Study with us and contribute to the next breakthrough in improving mental health.
 
  • Find out more by registering your interest below.
 
  • Apply by the UCAS deadline on Wednesday 29 January 2025.

92%of research rated world-leading or internationally excellent

(REF 2021)

16thin the UK overall

(Times Higher Education Rankings 2023)

93%in work or further study within 15 months of graduating

(GOS 2023)

Top reasons to study Psychology at Queen Mary

  1. Our degree is accredited by the British Psychological Society, meaning when you graduate you are eligible for Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership. This means you can move onto a postgraduate programme that requires BPS accreditation, such as clinical psychology, working with patients with mental illnesses. 
  2. Our graduates are well placed to move into clinical psychology, teaching, counselling or lab work.
  3. By graduating from this programme with at least a second class honours degree you will be eligible for Graduate Membership of the British Psychological Society, the starting point for a career in Psychology. 

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Our students say...

 

As an undergraduate, I studied BSc Psychology. The course at Queen Mary was unlike any other top university course, as it had a strong biological and statistical component that prepared me from transferring straight from an undergraduate to a PhD programme.
— Becky Oldroyd , BSc Psychology

360° tours

G.E. Fogg, home to our biosciences and psychology students, recently underwent a £4.5 million refurbishment and offers excellent on-campus facilities to aid your studies. Take a 360° tour around the building. 

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