University College London
This iBSc, offered by the Division of Psychology and Language Sciences, provides an opportunity for medical students to study alongside science undergraduates on one of the country’s foremost psychology degree programmes. The programme aims to educate students in systematic, scientific thinking about human beings and human problems. It helps develop the ability and readiness to critically evaluate claims, theories and evidence in the human sciences and provides teaching that benefits from the expertise of leading researchers. Alongside carrying out a research project supervised by a member of academic staff, students choose from a wide range of advanced optional modules in topics such as social psychology, cognitive neuroscience and clinical psychology.
Entry requirements
You must be:
- enrolled on a UK MBBS course.
- successfully completed or about to complete 2 years of a UK MBBS course. If you are currently in your second year of study and you are successful in getting a place to study with us, a condition of your offer will be to pass your 2nd year of study.
- It is at the discretion of individual iBSc programmes if they wish to accept students where they have completed more than two years of MBBS training. If you are made an offer, then successfully passing your current year of study will be made a condition of offer.
- hold GCSE English Language and Mathematics at grade C or 5.
- have achieved a minimum of ABB in your A levels or equivalent.
Closing date
Applications for external students will open in February and close at the end of March.