Arts and Human Sciences (AHS) Undergraduate Prospectus
LLB (Hons)
Location BSc (Hons) Psychology
Southwark BSc (Hons) Psychology (Child Development)
An Introduction
Law
BSc (Hons) Psychology (Clinical Psychology)
Duration
to Psychology
3 years (full-time)
4 (minimum) (part-time)
Start date
September
Number of places
200 full-time
Arts and Human Sciences Arts and Human Sciences
Course description Career opportunities
60 part-time “ It is difficult to think of any other discipline
What is psychology? Why study psychology at LSBU?
This course was substantially The degree is a Qualifying Law
that gives the student a broader and more
Psychology is rather like detective work. Our Psychology Department is very
Timetable rounded education than psychology”
revised during 2007/08. Our new Degree, enabling students to go on
Full-time days only (Davey, Albery, Chandler, et al, Complete
There are many aspects of human friendly with approachable and helpful
LLB continues to build on our mission to join professional courses leading to
Part-time evenings only Psychology. London: Hodder and Stoughton
thought and behaviour that cannot staff. Our lecturers are involved in
to equip students with strong skills qualification as a barrister or solicitor.
2003).
be directly observed or measured. research into a variety of topics,
How to apply
(AHS)
and the confidence to be successful The LLB is also useful for a host of
Direct or via UCAS This quotation is from a text book written
Scientific methods such as laboratory such as addiction, police practice
(AHS)
in their careers. jobs where the skills of analysis, clear
by a team of lecturers from the Psychology
experiments, for example computer- and procedures, dyslexia, childhood
communication, efficient organisation,
UCAS code Department at LSBU and other universities. This
based studies of attention or memory, disorders and sexualities. These research
Full-time: M100 ’broad and rounded education’ is popular with
At the beginning of each year there and reasoned persuasion are valued.
Part-time: S277 both employers and students alike, which is
are often used in addition to making activities help keep our teaching
is an induction period to ensure
why psychology is one of the most sought after
observations (e.g. of football crowd curriculum interesting and up-to-date,
students are integrated and ready for Progression routes
LSBU code undergraduate courses in the UK.
behaviour) and conducting interviews and you are encouraged to get involved
Full-time: 4
the year ahead. Year One induction to postgraduate study
Part-time: 277
(e.g. people with mental health in research activities by participating
helps students make the transition into Successful completion of the LLB problems). This kind of research (and in experiments. We also have a highly
university education and particularly opens the door to further study
Course contact
much more) is the basis of the study successful work placement scheme
William Bain, Admissions Tutor
into the law department and opportunities at LSBU or elsewhere.
bainwt@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 5826
of psychology. Findings need to be which helps students find relevant
programme at LSBU. Year Two In the law department we offer the interpreted, evaluated and integrated to voluntary work experience in a variety
induction gets students to start thinking LLM in Crime and Litigation.
Typical offer
build up an accurate picture of human of organisations (e.g. clinical, forensic
3 ‘C’ A-level or equivalent
and planning their career decisions that mental processes. and developmental).
will need to be acted upon by Year Professional contacts/industry links
Course units
Three (full-time)/Year Four (part-time). The LLB is a Qualifying Law Degree
Year 1, 4 compulsory units
Who studies psychology? Student support within our department
– Legal Skills, Legal Study and Legal System
The final year induction prepares validated by the Law Society and the
– Contract Law
Psychology is suitable for those who is excellent. We run a series of small
students for independent learning and Bar Council (the professional bodies
– Tort Law
have an interest in what makes humans group tutorials designed to help you
life after LSBU. governing solicitors and barristers in
– Public Law
tick. In order to be able to study the develop the key skills needed for success
Year 2, 4 compulsory units
England and Wales).
– Working in the Law
subject effectively you will need to have in both academia and your working life.
Throughout, skills are taught and
– Criminal Law
skills in maths and English. The research Each year group is supported by a year
assessed using advocacy, negotiation, Recent guest lecturers
– Property, Equity and Trusts
components of the course require an tutor and senior tutor. Every lecturer
– EU Law
court visits and participation in a – Visiting Professor Vera Baird, QC MP,
Year 3, 2 compulsory units
understanding of maths, whilst skills has a designated time each week when
simulated personal injury case. Students – Visiting Lecturer Imran Khan, human
– Land Law
in English are needed so that you are students can see them for one-to-one
are encouraged to undertake a rights lawyer
– Project
able to understand and write about support with material taught in lectures
5 optional units:
placement as part of their Year Two – Visiting Professor Roger Smith,
– Alternative Dispute Resolution: Theory and
psychological concepts. and seminars.
learning programme. Director of Justice
Practice
– Visiting Professor Sir Geoffrey
– Analysis of Evidence: Theory and Practice in
For full entry requirements see pages
Criminal Cases
The course is relevant to a broad range Bindman, human rights lawyer.
– Civil Rights and the Individual
252 to 253.
of careers and is not only for aspiring
– Civil Rights and the State
lawyers. It adopts an analytical and For full entry requirements see pages
– Company Law
– Consumer Protection and the Law
critical approach to the content and 252 to 253.
– Employment Law
operation of law and offers wider
– European Human Rights
insights into the social, economic,
– Gender Justice and Law
– International Protection of Human Rights
political and moral factors that shape
– Law and Politics
its legal development and application.
– Law in Relation to Children: Private and Public
– Law
– Mediation and Negotiation Skills
– The Law of Evidence: The Rules of Admissibility
– Medical Law and Ethics
– Relationships and the Financial Consequences
– Sports Law
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