Psychology Degrees

...for example, cognitive psychology, psychopathology, language, brain mechanisms, gender, family relationships and influences, personality, and group social behaviour...

...(20 Credits) Systems Approaches to Understanding Health and Disease (20 Credits) Qualitative and Quantitative Methods (20 Credits) Professional Skills... Learn about: Full Time, Health Psychology...

...The structure is based very much on learning ethos within which behaviour is used as a framework for applying specific theories and using a problem based learning approach...

...from newly-written online materials, and from the department's extensive resources of books and journals in music education. Modules Core modules Year One(90 credits total)... Learn about: Music Psychology, Psychology of Performance, Musical Development...

...You will follow the pathway of the BSc (Hons) Psychology degree for stages one and two, providing a grounding in the major areas and current issues in psychology...

...Theory and Practice (20 Credits) Psychosomatic Pathways to Health and Illness (20 Credits) Professional Skills (20 Credits) MSc Thesis... Learn about: Health Psychology, Part Time...

...to have.accredited postgraduate training, and so this BSc degree forms the first step towards becoming a practising psychologist. Whilst this degree alone... Learn about: Counselling Psychology...

...to a range of areas including music cognition and neuroscience, musical development, music in everyday life and psychology of performance. You will specialise... Learn about: Statistics in Music, Cognitive neuroscience, Research Techniques...

...questions such as what predisposes us to illness and how drugs affect behaviour. The course covers all the key areas of psychology, as well as issues such as... Learn about: Health Psychology...

...(20 Credits) Professional Skills (20 Credits) MSc Thesis (Core,60 Credits) Learning and Development in Organisations (20 Credits) Employee Selection and Assessment... Learn about: Part Time, Learning and Development...

...In the final level (your third year if you study full time), you will get to choose a number of optional, specialist modules. We run a slightly different...

...Engagement and Motivation Learning, Training and Development Research Methods for Occupational Psychologists Selection and Psychological Testing in Organisations... Learn about: Occupational Psychologists, Organisational Change, Work Design...

...psychology lab, a human interaction lab, a qualitative research methods lab, research cubicles, and a video and multimedia editing suite. All of these...

...(Core,60 Credits) Workplace Well-being (20 Credits) Learning and Development in Organisations (20 Credits) The Organisation (20 Credits) Employee Selection... Learn about: Learning and Development, Full Time...

...The structure is based very much on learning ethos within which behaviour is used as a framework for applying specific theories and using a problem based learning approach...

...communities and societies. you will gain understanding in the complexities of this subject, including; the development of sport; how performance can... Learn about: Biological Psychology, Human Cognition, Sports Therapy...

...You will have contact with forensic institutions and meet expert practitioners in the criminal justice field. The course examines the nature of offending...

...(20 Credits) Research in Health and Social Care (20 Credits) Academic Language Skills PG (Social Work, Education & Community Wellbeing)... Learn about: Occupational Therapy...

...The structure is based very much on learning ethos within which behaviour is used as a framework for applying specific theories and using a problem based learning approach...

...emotions and behaviour and become familiar with how these theories are applied in our lives, communities and societies. Throughout the study of Special Educational Needs... Learn about: Branches Of Psychology, Biological Psychology, Human Cognition...