The BSc Psychology with Positive Education course covers core topics and explores the application of positive psychology and well-being in education. It prepares you for careers in educational psychology, research, or teaching. The course is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) and provides the necessary content for graduate membership applications. During the course, you'll learn from experts conducting ground-breaking research in psychology, positive psychology, coaching psychology, and education. You'll also have the opportunity to apply psychological and educational theory to real-world situations through volunteering.<br>A BSc Psychology degree offers a wide range of job options in the psychology field, such as employment specialist, wellbeing practitioner, social worker, teacher, or research assistant. Additional training may be required for some positions. Moreover, the degree provides transferable skills that are valuable in non-psychology sectors like human resources, market research, civil service, teaching, and more. It is also an essential qualification for those pursuing further training and careers in academia, research, clinical, counselling, occupational, or educational psychology, allowing for specialisation in areas like health psychology, sports psychology, neuropsychology, or neuroscience.<br>Our BSc Psychology course provides comprehensive coverage of core topics required for graduate membership of the British Psychological Society. Additionally, we place a special emphasis on applying positive psychology principles in educational settings.<br>Our cutting-edge Technology Enhanced Active Learning (TEAL) approach revolutionises face-to-face learning, providing students with scheduled on-campus hours and additional learning opportunities. Our Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) grants students access to course materials and resources beyond their regular study hours. We provide state-of-the-art technology and specialised spaces, equipping students with the skills needed for their future careers. With dedicated time for activities and personal development, our holistic approach to learning nurtures academic, personal, and professional growth. Students receive comprehensive career support through our on-campus and virtual Career Zones, personalised support services, and an exclusive online portal called Track My Future (TMF).<br>With a BSc Psychology degree, you'll have a range of job options in the allied psychology sector, including roles such as employment specialist, psychological wellbeing practitioner, social prescribing link worker, wellbeing manager, mental health social worker, FE psychology teacher, research assistant, or assistant psychologist. Some positions may require additional training, which can be provided.