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Bachelor of Science in Psychology

The Bachelor of Science in Psychology is a four-year, full-time honors degree awarded by the University of Limerick. This program is designed for international students and provides a comprehensive undergraduate education in psychology, including learning in the workplace.

Programme Overview

The BSc Psychology program blends scientific theory and real-world application, giving students a chance to develop valuable critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills. The program covers six core areas of psychology: personality and individual differences, cognitive psychology, biopsychology, social psychology, developmental psychology, and research methods.

Why Study the BSc in Psychology at MIC?

This program provides a broad introduction to the discipline of psychology, including coverage of the core areas required for accreditation by the Psychological Society of Ireland. The program is currently accredited and encourages critical thinking, problem-solving, and digital skills.

Career and Further Study Opportunities

Psychology graduates enjoy excellent career opportunities across the globe. Many go on to study at postgraduate level, while others seek careers as psychologists in areas such as clinical, educational, coaching, counseling, forensic, health, academia, neuropsychology, work/organizational, or sport. Graduates may also find rewarding careers in allied professions, such as healthcare, communications, marketing, human resources, management, and data analysis.

Programme Content

The program includes the following modules:

• Year 1 (Semester 1): Individual and Developmental Influences on Behaviour, Cognitive Psychology, Introduction to Research, Performance Psychology, Skills for Study and Work 1
• Year 1 (Semester 2): Historical and Social Influences on Behaviour, Developmental Psychology, Research Design and Analyses, Individuality, Difference and Psychological Science, Skills for Study and Work 2
• Year 2 (Semester 3): Information Technology for Psychology, Conceptual and Historical Issues in Psychology, Work and Organisation Psychology, Critical Perspectives in Research, Arts elective (x1)
• Year 2 (Semester 4): Organisational Psychology in Practice 1
• Year 3 (Semester 5): Organisational Psychology in Practice 2
• Year 3 (Semester 6): Biological Basis of Behaviour, Psychology of Applied Settings, Advanced Research Methods, Psychopathology, and one Psychology elective from the following: Health Psychology, Psychology of Motivation, Advanced Issues in Developmental Psychology, Advanced Issues in Educational Psychology, Sport Psychology, Coaching Psychology
• Year 4 (Semester 7): Design and Ethics of Research, Undergraduate Dissertation in Psychology 1, Applied Social Psychology, Advanced Cognitive Psychology, Arts elective (x1)
• Year 4 (Semester 8): Communicating Psychological Science, Undergraduate Dissertation in Psychology 2, Psychology or Arts electives (x3)

How to Apply

Programme intake is once a year in September. EU applicants should contact the MIC Admissions Office before applying. Non-EU applicants should check the entry requirements and application process specific to their country of origin.

Admission Enquiries

EU applicants: [insert email] Non-EU applicants: [insert email]

Fees

Undergraduate program fees are available on the MIC website. US students should note that this program is eligible for US Federal Aid.

Transferring from Another 3rd Level Institution

The transfer route into MIC depends on the content overlap of the new and old course and the number of places available on the new course in the year of application. Before submitting an application, students should contact the relevant Head of Department.

EU/Non-EU Status Assessments

The designation of a student as being from the EU or a Non-EU country determines the fees they will pay at MIC. The MIC International Office conducts EU/Non-EU status assessments to determine status.