Sorry for the delay in getting back to you-it has been a tough January here! I study around 15-20 hours per week depending on the workload. That’s not all module work though, I include everything in those hours such as communication with tutors, general uni admin etc. Some weeks are quicker than others. Have you started yet? How are you getting on? Let me know if I can help with anything xx
Hi Stacy, I am a mum of 5 (18-12 ) in the Swiss Alps . I am hesitating to enroll in OU psychology in sept 2025 . What are you doing ? Which psychology? I am British too but did all my school years in French . I used to be more fluent in English when I was younger than today at 47. I guess it should come back with practice . Is it possible to do the course in 4,5 years ? Thank you
Hello @mandanabalet 😊 I am not studying for a psychology degree-my degree is in Childhood and Youth Studies, which did include one introductory psychology module. I think it is possible to do a full degree within 4-5 years, you would have to do at least one year full-time though to achieve this I think. There are lots of people working towards degrees for whom English is their second language, so I'm sure you will be fine when you get the hang of it. You have a fair bit of time to practice before you start too! The OU Student Support Helpline are very helpful-you can email them on: enquiries@open.ac.uk or call them on: 03003035303. I hope this helps, let me know how you get on.
Hi Stacy, I am doing childhood and youth studies too, I need to get a routine going. This video should help me😊
Very nice video :)
Thank you very much! ❤️
Hey Stacy! Do you remember me going on Access? in two weeks i start my degree in Combined STEM Wooo!
I DO remember you! Congratulations!!! How are you getting on? Sorry for the late reply-January wasn’t kind to me! Xx
Hi Stacy, How many hours do you study a week? Im starting Psychology in Feb part time and Im so nervious about assignments so thank you for your tips!
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you-it has been a tough January here! I study around 15-20 hours per week depending on the workload. That’s not all module work though, I include everything in those hours such as communication with tutors, general uni admin etc. Some weeks are quicker than others. Have you started yet? How are you getting on? Let me know if I can help with anything xx
Very nice❤😊 1st comment😊
Thinking of doing this course
Is it possible to do 2 modules a year
Hi, apologies for the delay! Yes, totally possible 😊
Hi Stacy,
I am a mum of 5 (18-12 ) in the Swiss Alps . I am hesitating to enroll in OU psychology in sept 2025 .
What are you doing ? Which psychology?
I am British too but did all my school years in French . I used to be more fluent in English when I was younger than today at 47. I guess it should come back with practice .
Is it possible to do the course in 4,5 years ?
Thank you
Hello @mandanabalet 😊 I am not studying for a psychology degree-my degree is in Childhood and Youth Studies, which did include one introductory psychology module. I think it is possible to do a full degree within 4-5 years, you would have to do at least one year full-time though to achieve this I think. There are lots of people working towards degrees for whom English is their second language, so I'm sure you will be fine when you get the hang of it. You have a fair bit of time to practice before you start too!
The OU Student Support Helpline are very helpful-you can email them on: enquiries@open.ac.uk or call them on: 03003035303. I hope this helps, let me know how you get on.
@@stacysspace thank you for your answer .
This is really good thank you.. im now doing my tma05 so will take these tips on board..
Hope it helped!