London South Bank University

Overview

The Psychology (Forensic Psychology) – Undergraduate Foundation Programme at London South Bank University is designed to prepare international students for successful entry into undergraduate study. Spanning a duration of nine months, this programme is delivered across two semesters at OnCampus London South Bank, equipping students with essential academic and study skills required for Level 4 degree courses.

Upon successful completion, students are guaranteed progression to an appropriate undergraduate programme at London South Bank University.

What you'll study

The foundation programme encompasses a mix of academic subjects and essential study skills, aimed at preparing students for the demands of undergraduate education. The curriculum typically includes:

• Pure Mathematics
• Physics or Chemistry
• Skills for Science
• English

The assessment approach is multifaceted, featuring ongoing evaluations throughout the programme, culminating in a final-term assessment that employs university-style methodologies, including coursework, essays, presentations, and examinations.

Entry requirements

While there are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA requirements for this programme, students should meet the English language proficiency criteria, typically an IELTS score of 4.5 overall, with no component below 4.5.

Career prospects

Completing the Undergraduate Foundation Programme in Forensic Psychology opens pathways to various undergraduate degrees and careers in the field of psychology and related disciplines. Graduates can pursue roles in criminal justice, mental health services, and various organizations focusing on psychological research and application.