Psychology degree
I'm toying with the idea of studying for a degree in Psychology. I have a Maths ,Physics back ground with recent graduation from Ashington, UK college in 2017 achieving level five in IT studies. I work full time as a Porter at the Freeman hospital, and I'm fifty five year old married man. How do I go about this in part-time study?
I'm also looking at studying Psychology. The best starting point is to research courses online and call up and talk to the prospective universities.
There's also finance to think about. Can you get any student finance or will you have to self fund?
I've been looking at distance learning courses as it is easier to fit it around my work life. Also, make sure you look at whether or not a course is accredited by the BPS.
There's also finance to think about. Can you get any student finance or will you have to self fund?
I've been looking at distance learning courses as it is easier to fit it around my work life. Also, make sure you look at whether or not a course is accredited by the BPS.
Quick Reply
Related discussions
- criminal psychology or pyschology degree?
- Psychology doctorate
- A level sociology or english lit?
- neuroscience vs psychology
- Psychology
- psychology
- Is picking psychology as a degree a mistake?
- Psychology and Language Science or Psychology and Behavioural Science
- Paramedic to Psychology
- Psychology or English Degree - which is more likely to get me a job?
- Bachelors degree
- Psychology or Law
- Career opportunities in psychology after masters
- UCL Psychology with Education
- University
- Psychology or Biomedical Sciences?
- Stressed incoming UCL Student
- Can I do masters in clinic/child psychology
- Can I do a Msc Psychology conversion with a third class honours?
- About a course advise
Latest
Trending
Last reply 3 weeks ago
Got a third in my second year and the highest I’ve achieved in third year was 55%Trending
Last reply 3 weeks ago
Got a third in my second year and the highest I’ve achieved in third year was 55%
