The School of Psychology at the University of Surrey is home to over 50 academics and postdoctoral researchers as well as 70 postgraduate students. We have an international reputation as a centre of excellence in both research and teaching.
Our Reputation
In the 2012 Sunday Times League Table it ranked Psychology at Surrey in 9th place in the UK.
We offer an Undergraduate BSc course and a range of postgraduate MSc courses in an environment where teaching and research are well integrated. We also run a lively and successful PhD programme and Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapeutic & Counselling Practitioner Doctorates. Students on our BSc programme have an opportunity to explore life as a professional psychologist by participating in the Professional Training year, which is key to our excellent graduate employment record (currently 98.8%). Students graduating from our programme are eligible for Graduate Membership of the British Psychological Society (BPS) and have the Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership - the first step towards becoming a Chartered Psychologist.
Latest News
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- Final year students to present at the British Psychological Society
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- The Making of the Extraordinary
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- Psychology students appear in the Musical Theatre Society production of FAME.
