Psychology uni timetable

Hi, I was wondering about the timetable for a psychology student. Do lectures usually take 2hrs or? And also when does the uni day typically end? I’m hoping to get into manchester metropolitan. Thanks!

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Original post by aminah_001

Hi, I was wondering about the timetable for a psychology student. Do lectures usually take 2hrs or? And also when does the uni day typically end? I’m hoping to get into manchester metropolitan. Thanks!

Hi @aminah_001

It's great to hear that you're interested in studying at Manchester Met!

Lectures, seminars and workshops can last anywhere from 1-2 hours and will take place any time between 9am and 6pm🙂

Hope this helps!
Chloe

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aminah_001

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Hi @aminah_001
It's great to hear that you're interested in studying at Manchester Met!
Lectures, seminars and workshops can last anywhere from 1-2 hours and will take place any time between 9am and 6pm🙂
Hope this helps!
Chloe

Hi!

Is there an option to choose lectures and workshops earlier in the day. I was just wondering if i could finish a little earlier, maybe 4pm?

Thanks Chloe!

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Original post by aminah_001

Hi!
Is there an option to choose lectures and workshops earlier in the day. I was just wondering if i could finish a little earlier, maybe 4pm?
Thanks Chloe!

Hi! The timetable will be set I'm afraid as there are no optional units in the first year, all units are core modules. So you wouldn't be able to choose attendance times, it would be just what is scheduled. Hope that makes sense 🙂

Mel

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aminah_001

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Original post by Manchester Metropolitan University

Hi! The timetable will be set I'm afraid as there are no optional units in the first year, all units are core modules. So you wouldn't be able to choose attendance times, it would be just what is scheduled. Hope that makes sense 🙂
Mel

Hi,

Thanks for this!