Psychology and Sport (with Foundation Year) Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons)

Studying Psychology at Lincoln Bishop University gives you the chance to explore the science behind how we think, feel and behave. You will gain a deep understanding of psychological theories and discover how they shape our lives, communities and wider society. The course connects scientific knowledge with real-world issues, helping you develop practical skills and critical insight that you can apply in a range of settings. You will be encouraged to think independently, analyse complex problems and understand the powerful impact psychology has on the world around us.

The Sport degree at Lincoln Bishop University offers an exciting and comprehensive exploration of the sporting world. You will examine the development of sport, discover how to enhance athletic performance and learn effective strategies for managing and leading within sport environments. The course blends theory and practice, covering key areas such as physical education, coaching, learning and teaching. You will develop the knowledge and skills needed to inspire others, promote healthy lifestyles and make a positive contribution to sport and education. Whether you are interested in coaching, teaching or sports management, this degree will prepare you for a rewarding and dynamic career.

If you don’t have, or don’t think you will attain, the normal tariff points for studying at Lincoln Bishop University, this course will enable you to study for a degree without any UCAS points. The course is delivered over four years and includes a Foundation Year, which gives you a perfect introduction to what it means to be a university student and prepares you for effective undergraduate study. In your Foundation Year, you will study eight modules, all of which are designed to equip you with the necessary academic skills and knowledge to progress successfully in your chosen subject. You will also engage in a series of bespoke subject sessions delivered by experts, designed to introduce you to your chosen subject area.