BSc (Hons) Psychology

You’ll explore the five main psychological perspectives: biological, cognitive, developmental, individual differences and social. You’ll learn about research methods, and you’ll engage with the historical and conceptual underpinnings of psychology throughout the course. You’ll also learn to leverage science to the benefit of your fellow students, industry and for social good.

You’ll cover the content and skills that define a Psychology graduate, and you’ll have the opportunity to look at conceptual and career possibilities that you may not have previously considered.

Examination includes seen and unseen exam such as: Coursework assignments (including problem solving activities, simulations, consultancy projects, individual and group reports, as well as more conventional written forms such as essays and other discursive assignments), Course presentations, and Reflective forms of assessment (e.g. portfolios, learner logs, and peer engagement).

You will be exposed to different seminars, live and simulated case studies. It also includes independent and group activities (class and non-class based). Students will also get a chance to have Guest Speakers and subject specialists. A network of visiting speakers and mentors keep you in touch with developments in the tech/creative sectors, while a team of technical demonstrators reinforce the ‘skills training’ aspects of your learning.