The MSci Applied Psychology (Clinical) at the University of Exeter is designed for aspiring psychologists seeking to understand and address mental health challenges. You will explore the core principles of biological, clinical, cognitive, and social psychology, gaining foundational knowledge essential for a career in mental health. This undergraduate programme is ideal for students passionate about human behaviour and dedicated to developing the skills needed to support individuals experiencing conditions such as depression and anxiety, preparing you for impactful work in the field.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over four years, integrating theoretical learning with practical application through a vital clinical placement. You will work alongside patients, gaining hands-on experience in assessing and treating common mental health problems, and accumulating clinical hours towards professional registration. The curriculum includes modules on evidence-based low-intensity treatments and applied clinical practice, ensuring you graduate with the practical expertise and a strong understanding of contemporary issues in psychology, ready for pathways like becoming a Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner.