Psychology and Sociology BSc (Hons)
London Metropolitan University
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Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)

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Course info

**Why study this course?**This course combines the insights of psychology with those of sociology, enabling you to better understand human behaviour and the different genetic, biological, individual, social and developmental factors that can influence it. You’ll have the opportunity to specialise in areas of interest, such as ethnicity, youth and workplace psychology. **More about this course**This joint honours degree will allow you to look at human behaviour from two different perspectives. ...Read more


Why study this course?

This course combines the insights of psychology with those of sociology, enabling you to better understand human behaviour and the different genetic, biological, individual, social and developmental factors that can influence it. You’ll have the opportunity to specialise in areas of interest, such as ethnicity, youth and workplace psychology.


More about this course

This joint honours degree will allow you to look at human behaviour from two different perspectives. Psychology integrates theory and evidence-based knowledge from areas including genetics, biology, individuality and development. Sociology looks at contemporary social issues, practical sociological research and social relations. Over the course of this degree you’ll develop an understanding of both disciplines and gain the essential research and analytical skills required in both subjects. You’ll look at humans as individuals and communities, while exploring issues that are becoming increasingly relevant in today’s society such as global inequality, gender and sexuality and religion.This degree offers the best of both worlds. While not a qualifying psychology degree, it opens doors for further study and a career in a wide range of sectors. It will equip you with an understanding of social themes, as well as practical and transferable skills that are applicable within any sphere of your work life. If you’re interested in becoming a qualified psychologist, you’ll be able to complete a conversion degree after graduation.You’ll have the opportunity to undertake a work placement in your third year, giving you the chance to gain valuable hands-on experience. In the past, our students have completed relevant placements in public and third sector organisations such as the NHS, Notting Hill Genesis and St Mungo’s. We’re a tight-knit course group, which means we’re able to offer you outstanding support during your studies. You’ll experience support from fellow students on the course and through one-to-one meetings with your academic tutor. As a student of London Met you’ll also gain access to a range of services including career advice.

Key stats

Psychology
WUSCA ranking:
WUSCA student ranking
These are the 2024 rankings, based on ratings given by past and current students.
73/101
CUG Subject Ranking
CUG Subject Ranking
Source: Complete University Guide 2025
110th
CUG Ranking
CUG Ranking
Source: Complete University Guide 2025
127th
Psychology (Non-Specific)
Drop-out rate
Drop-out rate
The percentage of students who didn't finish the course.
Calculated by 100% - (% of students continuing course + % of students completed course)
100 - 68 = 32% Drop-out rate Source: UNISTATS, 2019
32%
Sociology
Drop-out rate
Drop-out rate
The percentage of students who didn't finish the course.
Calculated by 100% - (% of students continuing course + % of students completed course)
100 - 65 = 35% Drop-out rate Source: UNISTATS, 2019
35%
Employment rate
Employment rate
The percentage of students in full-time work 6 months after finishing their course.
Source: UNISTATS, 2019
88%
Average salary
Average salary
Source: UNISTATS, 2019
Sociology graduate salary at this uni
£22,000
UK Sociology graduate salary
£21,000
What students say
C
Christiana
14 Nov 24

They lectures are so supportive and the school is a very good place to study I love the way they have good future and ambition for their students they provide everything the..Read more

K
Kay
14 Nov 24

it’s good would like more engaging clubs and..Read more

Modules

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Entry requirements

Exam type

A level

A level:

BCC Grades / Points required

Scottish Higher:

CCCCC Grades / Points required

UCAS Tariff:

104 Grades / Points required

Access to HE Diploma:

P:45 Grades / Points required

International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme:

28 Grades / Points required

Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma (first teaching from September 2016):

DMM Grades / Points required

Typical offer BCC (104 points from two or more A levels).

104 UCAS tariff points to include three passes at Higher level with a grade C or above.

Not currently available, please contact university for up to date information.

Access to HE Diploma in a relevant subject is acceptable for entry. QAA accredited course required. 60 credits overall with 45 at level 3 and 15 credits at level 2 with passes in level 2 Maths and Communication units.

A minimum of 15 points at the higher Level and a minimum of 4 points in English and Maths at standard level.

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Popular A-level subjects

Psychology (Non-Specific)

Top 5 A-levels taken by students who study this subject at uni.

Psychology
58%
Sociology
30%
History
15%
English Literature
15%
Media Studies
13%
HESA
Sociology

Top 5 A-levels taken by students who study this subject at uni.

Sociology
30%
Psychology
21%
English Literature
16%
Media Studies
14%
Law
13%
HESA

Tuition fees

Students living in

England

£9,250 per year

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Students from England

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This is the fee you pay if you live within England. Please note, this fee has been confirmed.

£9,250 per year

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Students from Scotland

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This is the fee you pay if you live within Scotland. Please note, this fee has been confirmed.

£9,250 per year

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Students from Wales

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This is the fee you pay if you live within Wales. Please note, this fee has been confirmed.

£9,250 per year

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Students from Northern Ireland

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This is the fee you pay if you live within Northern Ireland. Please note, this fee has been confirmed.

£19,500 per year

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Students from Channel Islands

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This is the fee you pay if you live within Channel Islands. Please note, this fee has been confirmed.

£19,500 per year

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Please note: fees do vary so please make sure you contact the institution for up to date information.

Students from EU

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This is the fee you pay if you live within the European Union. Please note, this fee has been confirmed.

£19,500 per year

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Please note: fees do vary so please make sure you contact the institution for up to date information.

Students from International

This is the fee you pay if you are an International student. Please note, this fee has been confirmed.

£19500 Per year

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Latest reviews

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C
Christiana
14 Nov 24
Criminology and Psychology BSc (Hons)
They lectures are so supportive and the school is a very good place to study I love the way they have good future and ambition for their students they provide everything the...
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Kay
14 Nov 24
Psychology BSc (Hons)
it’s good would like more engaging clubs and...
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4 stars
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London Metropolitan University
London Metropolitan University , City of London

London Met is a forward-thinking university with a mission to transform lives though the power of education....

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166-220 Holloway Road Islington N7 8DB United Kingdom
Nearest tube station: Holloway Road  0.1 miles away Nearest train station: Highbury and Islington  0.3 miles away
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