Roehampton University Primate Studies

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School of Human and Life Sciences Overview of
the School Dr Claire Ozanne Assistant Dean
Learning Teaching

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• With our new world class laboratories and
  teaching resources the Schools
  highly-experienced staff are educating and
  training tomorrows professionals today

Michael Barham Dean of School
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• Large, diverse and academically vibrant
• 2,350 students
• 1,700 undergraduates
• 650 postgraduates
• 60 research students
• 150 staff
• Students from 40 countries outside the UK

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• 18 undergraduate and 27 taught postgraduate
  programmes
• Professional accreditation of many programmes
• Research informed teaching
• Work placement / experience
• Small group teaching
• Personal tutorial support

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• State of the art lecture theatres and laboratories

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Teaching excellence

• Lectures are interactive
• Workshops
• Seminar groups
• Practical classes
• Tutorials

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• Graduate destinations
• PGCE / teaching
• Consultancy
• Coaching and fitness instruction
• Public services e.g. police, local government
• Care home management
• Retail management
• Laboratory/pharmacy technician
• Further training e.g. medicine/dentistry/veterinar
  y
• Postgraduate study and Research

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• Research
• 8 Research Centres
• World Class Research in Evolutionary Anthropology
• Well-being

• Consulting Training
• Organisational consultancy
• Continuing professional development (CPD)
• Elite athlete assessment
• Environmental consultancy

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• Subject Areas
• Biological Health Sciences
• Psychology
• Psychological Therapies
• Sport Sciences

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Biological Sciences Anthropology Biological
Anthropology Biological Sciences Biomedical
Sciences (IBMS) Conservation Biology Human
Biosciences Zoology
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• Key features of Biological Sciences at Roehampton
• Biomedical Sciences degree accredited by the
  Institute of Biomedical Sciences
• International expertise in animal biology and
  behaviour
• State of the art laboratories and collections
• Strong links with London Zoo, the Natural History
  Museum, Kew Gardens and the Wetland Centre

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Health Sciences Health and Human Sciences Health
and Social Care Nutrition and Health (NS)
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• Key features of Health Sciences at Roehampton
• Combines theoretical and research modules with
  knowledge gained from work experience
• Opportunity to study science social science
• State of the art analytical laboratories
• Full and part time study modes

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Psychology Psychology (BPS) Psychology and
Counselling Psychology and Health
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• Key features of Psychology at Roehampton
• British Psychological Society (BPS) accreditation
  of Psychology programme
• Reflects contemporary developments in psychology
  such as criminal psychology
• Psychology at Roehampton has been praised as
  'excellent' in the Sunday Times
• Route to Postgraduate Study at Roehampton

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Psychological Therapies Integrative
Counselling (This area is mainly Postgraduate
with programmes leading to the skills required
for registration with the relevant professional
body)
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• Key features of Integrative Counselling at
  Roehampton
• Practitioner based course provides an opportunity
  to train as a counselor while gaining a degree
• Emphasis on learning from the experience of being
  in a group
• Part of a pathway leading onto an MSc in
  Counselling and Psychotherapy

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• Sport Sciences
• Sport Psychology
• Sport Exercise Sciences (BASES) Sport Science
• Exercise, Nutrition Health

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• Key features of Sport Sciences at Roehampton
• Over 25 years of sport science related programmes
• Opportunity to study science culture
• World class physiology and biomechanics labs
  accredited by BASES
• Sport Scholarships available alongside academic

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MSc Primate Biology ConservationMSc Clinical
NutritionMSc Counselling and Psychotherapy MA
Art Therapy MSc Applied Music Psychology MSc
Sport and Exercise Biomechanics MRes
PrimatologyMRes Sport and Exercise
SciencePsychD Counselling Psychology PsychD
Psychotherapy and Counselling PsychD Forensic
Psychology
27 Postgraduate Programmes incl.
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