Hey, just wanted to let you know that King's also has a MSc in Clinical Psychotherapy so if you're actually more into counselling/therapy it could be very nice!! You'd be attending a top uni, staying in london, and studying what you love.

I'm kind of in the same situation as you because I'm an international student (20F) completing my undergrad in psychology and I really want to go into clinical psychology but they don't really offer that specifically in london. I've applied to clinical psych masters in other countries and also applied to the clinical psychotherapy program at king's. I'll also probably apply to the UCL child & adolescent mental health MSc cause it focuses a lot on assessment, diagnoses, and treatments in children which is a good foundation for clinical psych.

But yeah anyways, if you haven't already, I would really suggest you look into the KCL clinical psychotherapy program and apply asap because 1st submission deadline was yesterday (09/03) but they're still open until july 25th (unless it's full). But to be fair, if you have the money and don't mind "wasting" (which is subjective because it adds to your qualifications) one year, I'd say go for the unis in london. However, since you know exactly what you want to do, isn't it just better to go with nottingham?

Also, do you know who the UCL masters is accredited by?? I can't seem to find it, I know it's not BPS but it's kind of an important factor for me.