Psychology, University of Kent

F****** Hard!! Unfortunately because of the fact it's a joint honors between Economics, and Accounting & Finance, the harder modules from each course are selected and put together! Having said that the job prospects are absolutely phenomenal. Through speaking to various employers they felt my degree fitted most graduate and placement roles they were offering due to the fact it was quite versatile and relevant. Another bonus is that you can choose most of your modules, i personally prefer economics so I selected more economics modules than accounting and finance... Would recommend!

I'm still thinking about possible jobs

Better value than other courses, bit too tough in my opinion.

The course is very interesting and the lecturers are good at keeping you engaged. The course is accredited by the BPS so it gives you the credentials to study further, or work in psychology in the future.

The course is definitely informative but not well structured and organised. Everything is read from the slides. Guidelines are not on point. Constant delay for feedback and returning emails.

i do enjoy my course and find it interesting however wish there was more support and help

Incredibly disappointed. Lecturers have no passion which makes the lectures even more difficult to pay attention to, seminars don’t exist in terms of going over content except for the very rare one on “study skills”, reading is intense from the get go and with no seminars to help go over the tricky content it’s hard to keep up/understand the content. Yes you can have meetings with your academic advisor but these are few and far between and require your own pro activity. The course content is alright, nothing exciting but that’s probably standard. Job Prospects are also nonexistent, there were talks on jobs in psychology but all they spoke about was educational psychology. There are pages on how to find work experience.

amazing

The course is interesting, but marking is highly inconsistent and bad grades are often not explained.

There are some excelent lecturers teaching the course, who do care about their students. They cover a great deal of topic in each lecture and alot of the stuff is very interesting. If you do not understand they do their best to help you. The office hours can be very short though

Philosophy was such an interesting subject to study. However as each year commenced the modules on offer decreased and many were left with random subjects that they were not interested in studying but had no choice to take. I did have so very intelligent lecturers that had a vat knowledge of the subject. However, each lecturer had a different ooonion on how best to write an philosophy essay. We all felt as though we had to start again with each module. Learning how to write in order to get a good grade. They expected us to learn way too much. It was so in depth that I don’t think most people even bothered to do the reading. This impacted our seminars because barley anyone knew what to talk about. Seminars were not very effective at all. Many would just sit in silence and barely participate. This is. It good enough at degree level. Surely everyone should be joining in to learn more and have the drive to read over and above what is expected of us.

Challenging but a good combination of subjects you wouldn't normally see together

Still a bit too early into the course to give a detailed description.

Im only in first year but So far so good