Curious about studying University Foundation in Psychology (Two Semester)at Birmingham City University International College - Navitas UK? We've gathered all the key details—entry requirements, modules, fees, and more. Hear from real students by checking out reviews, or take the next step by booking an open day to explore it for yourself.
Foundation
BCUIC
Full Time
May 2027
2 Semester
Birmingham City University’s School of Social Sciences is focused on developing insights into society and understanding everything from crime and punishment to social structures and change. Degrees are accredited by the British Psychological Society and supported by cutting-edge facilities, including the Observation Lab with VR equipment. Through participation in the Social Impact Hub, you will have the opportunity to work on real-life projects.
You will learn to define what a business is and its functions in relation to the different types of business costs. You will also be introduced to marketing, the marketing mix and product life cycle.
This module will define the core concepts and principles of effective academic writing ? including how to argue a position coherently and appropriately, distinguishing between descriptive and analytic writing, and identifying academic systems of researching and referencing.
You will be introduced to the basic fundamentals of critical thinking. You will learn how to examine and comment on components of an argument, so that you can develop a structured and analytical response.
You will explore how the concept of Globalisation has evolved, looking at the economic, political, technological and social forces involved ? as well as local/regional beliefs that become global.
This module will introduce you to the concepts of ICT skills ? including applications and reporting mechanisms.
Throughout this module you will learn about: Time management; Public speaking techniques; Listening skills; Appropriate language styles; Clear writing techniques (plain English, factual and persuasive writing); The importance of writing style; How to create appropriate and effective document layouts; Professional communication and presentation; Examination techniques and skills; How to communicate effectively to a variety of audiences; How to work effectively as a team member and as an individual; How to apply basic research and referencing techniques to formulate reasoned academic opinion so as to avoid plagiarism.
This module will introduce you to basic mathematics and mathematical applications ? including equations, algebraic problems and trigonometry.
During this module, you will learn recall and define numerical techniques associated with basic number theory - such as indices, logarithms, sequences and differentiation. You will be assessed via two closed book exams: one 90-minute in class, and one 2-hour.
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