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Congratulations on receiving your offer to study the Psychology and Criminology BSc at King’s. We are delighted to welcome you to the 2026 Offer Holder hub. 

The current subject area information is for 2026 entry.

There are many ways to stay connected with us over the next few months including chatting to staff and current students on the Unibuddy.

This is a live page and will continue being updated as new resources and information becomes available, so please check back for updates!

Welcome from Professor Juliet Foster, Dean of Education IOPPN

Next Steps

  • Explore our content below to find out more about our Psychology & Criminology course.
  • Join our offer holder events during Spring and ask our teaching staff and current students any questions you may have about studying Psychology & Criminology at King's. Book your space here.
  • Chat 1-2-1 on Unibuddy with staff and current students, and get your queries answered.
  • Find out more about the Waterloo Campus here. 

About Psychology and Criminology

Watch our videos below to learn more about our Psychology and Criminology course.

Module Introductions

Take a look over the Module Overview for the Psychology & Criminology Course, and gain a more detailed look at two of the mandatory Psychology Modules for Year 1 - Psychology and the Brain and Psychology and Society. Please note, modules offered may change. We suggest you keep an eye on the course finder on our website for updates.

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Psychology & Criminology Module Overview

Psychology & Criminology BSc Programme Lead, Dr Nathan Hall, presents an overview of the course modules.

The History of the IOPPN

Find out more about the history of the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience.

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History of the IOPPN

Find out more about the history of the IOPPN.

Student Experience

Read our student blogs below to find out more about life at King's:

Mental Health in the Digital Age with Professor Sir Simon Wessely

In King's College London's brand new podcast, Regius Professor of Psychiatry, Professor Sir Simon Wessely discuss his research including:

  • The historically perceived stigma around the psychiatry field
  • Social media’s impact on mental health compared to other stimuli
  • Whether trigger warnings and avoiding conversations is effective
  • The role of therapy and counselling after crisis events
  • Fascinating links between PTSD and how flashbacks are represented in visual media

Watch above or listen anywhere you find your podcasts.

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Further information for undergraduate offer holders

Fees & funding

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