Psychology Clearing Courses

Explore the science of thoughts, feelings and behaviour on this expert-led course – with three specialist routes and accreditation from the British Psychological Society.

Clearing is now closed for 2026.

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Why study psychology at Sheffield Hallam?

Graduate with a recognised psychology degree when you choose one of our British Psychological Society accredited courses. You’ll work on practical projects with real employers and clients in our purpose-built, modern research facilities.

Tailor your degree to the career you want with one of three specialist routes - forensic psychology, developmental psychology, or clinical, counselling and psychotherapy. You’ll graduate with the skills needed to thrive in the industry.

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Clearing — your questions answered

What is university clearing and who is it for?

Clearing is your chance to find a course and start university this September. Most people apply through clearing because they didn't get their predicted grades or they had a change of heart about going to university.

You can also apply through clearing if:

What clearing entry requirements do I need and when can I apply?

Degree courses are available from 72 UCAS points and foundation years from 40 points.

What information will I need when I call about clearing?

When you call up, you’ll need a full list of your results, including your GCSE grades.

If you’ve already applied through UCAS, it’s also good to have your UCAS Personal ID number if you're registered with UCAS or your Sheffield Hallam student ID. This is an 8-digit number you can find on emails or letters sent to you by our admissions team.

If we make you an offer, we’ll email you the details, so make sure you use an email address you can check regularly.

How does accommodation work in clearing?

You’re guaranteed a place in our halls for your first year, but it's a good idea to think about your accommodation once you've secured a place through clearing or priority clearing.

What support do you offer for clearing applicants?

Hallam Progress provides support for applicants whose personal circumstances might mean there are barriers to going to university. There’s still time to join the scheme if you’re applying through clearing. The Hallam Progress team can support with navigating the clearing process, helping you make the right decision for you, and getting everything in place for starting university.

And beyond applying, we're here to support you from your your first year to your first job and beyond, you’ll get career coaching tailored to your goals, strengths and plans. Alongside this, you’ll have access to wellbeing care, academic guidance and resources for mental health and disabilities. Learn more about our support services.