Bachelor of Science in Psychology

The Bachelor of Science in Psychology is an undergraduate program that explores the scientific study of the mind and behavior. Students learn about cognitive, social, developmental, biological, and clinical psychology, while also gaining strong skills in research methods, data analysis, and critical thinking. The course emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical application, preparing students to understand human thought, emotions, and actions in a wide range of contexts. Many programs also include laboratory work, experiments, and statistical training to strengthen scientific skills.Within these five areas, you'll get the chance to explore important topics with real world relevance such as addictions, eating disorders and depression. You'll run your own experiments and learn from some of the UK’s top psychology researchers, too.In the first year of your degree, you'll study fundamental psychology topics, including how memory works, how we interact with others and our environment, and the biology behind human behaviour.In second year, you go even deeper into these core subjects. For example, you’ll learn about eating disorders, how children learn, and why people struggle to follow through with their intentions.