BA Education & Psychology
Entry requirements
A level: ABB-BBB IB: 32-30
About this course
BA in Psychology and Education. Core topics include Research Methods, Data Analysis, Statistics, Psychological Assessment, Clinical Skills, and Ethics & Professional Practice. A first-year community placement involves 35 hours working with children aged 0–14, and a later placement module requires a minimum of 60 hours in a relevant organisation. The degree includes a supervised dissertation in Psychology.
Modules
- Psychology 1a
- Psychology 1b
- Understanding Education in the 21st Century
- Placement Learning: Children’s Wellbeing & Development in the Community
- Cognition & Neuropsychology
- Social & Health Psychology
- Introduction to Research Design & Analysis
- Education & Learning
- Culture, Society, Formation
- Research Methods & Data Analysis
- Individual Differences
- Cognition
- Development
- Psychobiology
- Social Psychology
- Educational Encounters Past & Present
- Adult Education with Placement
- Children & Childhood
- Designing Educational Research
- Can Culture Educate Us?
- Dissertation in Psychology
- Psychology Work Placement
- Psychology of Design
- Moral Psychology
- Psychology of Mental Health
- Health Psychology
- Belief & Anomalistic Experience
- Critical Review
- Introduction to Sleep Health
- The Psychology & Cognitive Neuroscience of Face Recognition
- Psychology & Ageing
- Psychological Assessment
- Psychology of Physical Activity
- Evolutionary Approaches to Human Mate Preferences
- Considering Sleep Through the Behavioural Lens
- Neuropsychology of Ageing & Dementia
- Theory & Practice of Learning & Cognition
- Coaching Psychology in the Age of AI
- Educational Representation in Film & Literature
- Dissertation
- Independent Study Module
- Critical Issues in Education
- Creativity in Education
- Second Language Learning
- Explorations in Educational Influence