Overview

The Psychology (Conversion) - Full-time at The University of Law is a conversion programme specifically designed for graduates from other disciplines who wish to transition into the field of psychology. This intensive course provides students with a robust foundation in psychological theories, principles, and concepts that are applicable to both everyday life and professional environments. By engaging with this curriculum, students develop essential skills in scientific reasoning and critical judgement, enabling them to evaluate complex psychological arguments and evidence-based research effectively.

Why Psychology (Conversion) - Full-time at The University of Law?

The University of Law offers a unique approach to psychological study by embedding employability into the heart of the curriculum. Students benefit from high-quality teaching delivered by lecturers who are experts in contemporary psychology, bringing real-world research specialisms into the classroom. Facilities include a dedicated psychology lab at the Leeds campus, equipped with experiment cubicles, an observation suite, and virtual reality equipment. Furthermore, the university provides award-winning employability support, offering one-to-one mentoring and career advice from the very first day of the programme.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 17500 per full
• National fee: GBP 10900 per full

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum covers the core pillars of psychological knowledge required for a conversion degree. Modules may include:

• Neuroscience of Behaviour
• Cognitive Psychology
• Personality and Individual Differences
• Social and Critical Psychology
• Lifespan Development
• Applications of Professional Psychology
• Research Methods
• Dissertation
• Professional Development

Careers with Psychology (Conversion) - Full-time

Graduates of this programme are equipped with a versatile toolkit of transferable skills, including problem-solving, research, and self-evaluation. These competencies are highly valued across various sectors and provide a pathway toward becoming a chartered psychologist. The course prepares students for diverse roles in health, education, and sport, as well as positions in human resources, social work, and market research. By completing the professional development module, students gain the confidence to approach graduate-level employers and pursue further specialised training in clinical or occupational psychology.