Cleethorpes Uni offers psychology undergraduate course. However, it's not BPS accredited. Ultimately I was to become an educational psychologist or work with youth offenders from a psychological prospective. I understand I have many years of studying ahead of me. But, does the undergraduate degree matter if it isn't accredited?
Cleethorpes Uni offers psychology undergraduate course. However, it's not BPS accredited. Ultimately I was to become an educational psychologist or work with youth offenders from a psychological prospective. I understand I have many years of studying ahead of me. But, does the undergraduate degree matter if it isn't accredited?
Thanks in advance 😊
If you do an undergrad degree that isn't accredited then you will need to do a post-grad conversion course in order to become an EP. I doubt it would matter for youth offending, although you would have to check
If you do an undergrad degree that isn't accredited then you will need to do a post-grad conversion course in order to become an EP. I doubt it would matter for youth offending, although you would have to check
If by 'youth offending' OP means working as a Forensic Psychologist, then they'd need an accredited undergraduate degree or conversion course, then a further MSc in Forensic Pscyhology and either the BPS Stage 2 qualification or PhD
If by 'youth offending' OP means working as a Forensic Psychologist, then they'd need an accredited undergraduate degree or conversion course, then a further MSc in Forensic Pscyhology and either the BPS Stage 2 qualification or PhD
Yes of course but there are people who work with youth offenders who will have different roles and that would be ok. Should have made myself clearer!