About BSBI & study locations — what to expect

• Who is BSBI? An international private institution with campuses in major European cities; many programmes are delivered at BSBI’s Berlin campus and in partnership with other universities (e.g., the BSc (Hons) Psychology is awarded by the University of Chichester). BSBI emphasises practical, career-focused teaching and international student support (visa help, accommodation partners, careers support).

• Campuses: modern urban campuses with student-services, accommodation partnerships, and career support in Berlin, Hamburg, Paris, Barcelona (and a presence in Madrid). Students can often access partner services in host cities (e.g., free French lessons in Paris; CETT partnership in Barcelona).

 

Why choose the BSc (Hons) Psychology at BSBI?

• Applied + laboratory focus: programme embeds practical & lab experience, research participation, workshops and placements — good if you want hands-on learning and research skills.

• Awarding partner: degree awarded by University of Chichester (UK partner) — gives the programme external academic recognition and UK degree standards.

• Career focus: modules and final-year projects orient you toward real-world contexts — HR, education, social care, research roles and further professional training. BSBI also provides a Careers Service to support placements and employer connections.

 

Level of study, course structure & modules (student-friendly)

Level: Undergraduate Bachelor (honours).

Structure overview (three years; four with Foundation Year): teaching mixes lectures, tutorials, workshops, videos, seminars, practical work and trips. Assessment style includes essays, reports, presentations, portfolios, reflective journals, group work and a major independent project in Year 3.

 

Modules (high-level by year):

• Integrated Foundation Year (if chosen): Foundation Knowledge & Skills; Foundation in Psychology 1 & 2; Foundation project.

• Year 1: Principles of Psychology; Study & Research Skills; Positive Psychology; Experimental Design; Interpersonal Skills; Perspectives on Psychology; and more.

• Year 2: Cognitive Psychology; Developmental Psychology; Biological Psychology; Social Psychology; Individual Differences; Research Methods (experimental, survey & qualitative); Mental Health & Forensic Psychology.

• Year 3: Independent Project; Professional Skills; Psychology in Work & Organisations; Cultural Psychology; Psychology & Social Issues; Applied Sport Psychology; Exercise interventions, etc.

 

Entry criteria & English language

Minimum age: 18 years.

Academic (summary):

• Three-year route: typical high-school / international equivalents assessed for equivalency (University of Chichester/UK ENIC checks).

• Four-year route: Foundation year available for those who need additional preparation; typical requirement example: pass in at least one A-Level or equivalent for foundation entry. (Full country-specific rules are applied).

English language: IELTS 6.0 overall (min 5.5 in each band) or equivalent (TOEFL iBT 80 / PTE 59 / Duolingo 105 listed as equivalents).

 

Intakes, timetable & teaching hours

• Intakes: February & October. Each academic year is divided into three terms.

• Teaching days/hours: classes may run Monday–Saturday across morning, afternoon or evening sessions (module scheduling can vary). Modules are delivered on-campus.

 

Accommodation & student support

• Accommodation partners: BSBI partners with providers (e.g., Edge Student Hub for Berlin) to offer student accommodation packages; shared rooms from around €599/month (example figure on site — actual costs vary by option). There are also city-specific support services (housing advice, travel & safety tips, language support at partner campuses).

• Student services: Visa & immigration support, Careers Service, Academic Support Centre, virtual student lounge and Unibuddy access to speak with current students/staff.

 

Career outcomes & progression

• Graduate roles: research assistant, HR roles, education & social care roles, organisational consultancy, and routes into postgraduate psychology or specialised professional training (depending on country regulations and further qualifications). BSBI highlights research & analytical skill development and career services to help graduates.

 

Latest updates / special requirements

• Delivery confirmed on-campus for the programme (2025–2026 info on the site). If you need blended or online options, check other BSBI programmes or contact Admissions.

• Partner awarding body: University of Chichester — read partner policies for country-specific recognition (especially if you plan professional training later).

• Scholarship windows & programme offers are updated regularly (BSBI runs new offers and scholarship cycles for upcoming intakes