Psychology

Why Psychology

The campus sits in the heart of royal Regent’s Park, which gives access to one of London’s most prestigious areas. Small classes mean personalized attention, while each student gets their own support tutor who guides them throughout their time here.

Regent’s University London stands out for its innovative curriculum structure and global connections with leading industry professionals. Flexible modules let you tailor the course to your interests, while additional language classes prepare you for careers in the UK and beyond.

Business and Psychology

Business and Psychology brings together psychological knowledge—from social to cognitive and organizational—with core business modules in finance, strategy, and entrepreneurship. Human behavior gets analyzed through a business lens: consumer decisions, leadership, and change management are explored through live projects and seminars led by industry representatives.

Being in central London opens doors to hands-on experience and networking, connecting academic knowledge with real-world application. Graduates become versatile specialists ready to work in consulting, marketing, or organizational psychology—they can lead corporate teams or launch their own ventures.

Psychology

Psychology BA (Hons) focuses on practical skills applicable to various career paths—from HR to marketing—which sets it apart from the scientific BSc approach. Students work hands-on from day one, tackling case studies, developing interventions, and applying psychology to different contexts while building critical thinking, data analysis, and problem-solving abilities.

The programme combines classical and contemporary theories with global discussions, exploring ideas from traditional science to philosophy, fiction, and postmodernism. Regent’s creates a creative and contemporary learning environment where diversity and inclusivity shape the experience, preparing graduates to make a positive impact when working with people.

Marketing Psychology

Marketing Psychology MSc was developed by a team of chartered marketers and psychologists, combining theory with contemporary marketing practices in digital anthropology, behavioral economics, and neuromarketing. The programme explores how external and internal psychological factors influence consumer emotions, experiences, and actions.

Students examine cases from around the world, discovering how culture and upbringing shape behavior and decision-making. Guest speakers join the teaching, including Jessica Coleman (Sweaty Betty), Simon Norris (brand AI expert), and David Green (creator of the Knowledge Cafe concept), enriching hands-on experience with real industry insights.

Psychology Conversion

Psychology (Conversion) MSc serves both psychology graduates and those from other fields, offering deep immersion in classical and contemporary theories and research methods. Students explore core areas—cognitive, biological, and developmental psychology—while specializing in areas of interest from motivational psychology to psychopathology.

Working in the campus laboratory, students design research, conduct experiments, and analyze data, significantly strengthening their knowledge of statistical, empirical, and qualitative methods. The final research project deepens exploration of a chosen topic with support from experts, including Dr. Nayeli Gonzalez-Gomez from Oxford Brookes University and Dr. Nico Kargas from the University of Lincoln.

Psychotherapy at Regent’s University London

Psychotherapy MProf forms a key part of professional training toward UKCP psychotherapist registration. This four-year part-time programme combines research, academic study, and clinical practice, revisiting existential and humanistic perspectives while developing your own approach to psychotherapy.

Weekly psychotherapy sessions (40 per academic year) develop reflection and prevent biases from affecting professional practice. Diverse clinical placements include work with local charities, NHS, research agencies, and private practices, applying knowledge to real work scenarios under guidance from experienced practitioners at Regent’s University.