BSc Psychology
Entry requirements
A level: AAA including one or more of: Psychology, Biology, Human Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Statistics, Mathematics or Further Mathematics
About this course
BSc in Psychology. Core topics include Data Analysis, Statistics, and Research Methods. The curriculum includes a Project, and students can complete an integrated 30-hour placement or a full placement year.
Modules
- Introduction to Statistics for Psychological Sciences
- Introduction to Developmental Psychology
- Applying Psychology to Wicked Problems
- Introduction to Social Psychology
- Foundations of Biological & Cognitive Psychology
- Individual Differences in Mental Health and Wellbeing
- Psychological Research Skills I
- Psychological Research Skills II
- Foundations of Health Psychology
- Topics and Issues in Developmental Psychology
- Cognition & Cognitive Neuroscience
- Personality and Individual Differences
- Statistics and Data Analysis
- Topics and Issues in Social Psychology
- Career Pathways in Psychology
- Psychological Research Skills III
- Psychological Research Skills IV
- Evolution of Behaviour and Cognition
- Interventions to Improve Mental Health
- Forensic Psychology
- Conceptual and Historical Issues in Psychology
- Autism: Research, Theory and Culture
- Project
- Organisational Psychology
- Language and Communicative Development in Educational Settings
- Sociality & Communication: Evolutionary Perspectives
- Qualitative Research Methods in Applied Contexts
- Cases in Clinical Neuropsychology
- Lifestyle Behaviour Change
- Clinical Psychology
- Understanding Dementia: Brain and Behaviour
- Psychology of Music
- Psychology of Politics, Identity and Society
- Perception - From Lab to Life
- Psychology in the Real World
- Emotion