Psychology with Education

Accredited by the British Psychological Society, this programme enables you to test out psychological theories in real-life settings, including education, and to appreciate an interdisciplinary perspective. You will be taught by experts engaged in cutting-edge research in child and adolescent development, education, atypical development (e.g. autism, dyslexia), learning, neuroscience, mental health and sociology. The Psychology with Education BSc is an interdisciplinary degree offering compulsory modules necessary for accreditation by the British Psychological Society, as well as an exciting range of optional modules. Compulsory modules in year one provide a foundation in the disciplines of psychology and education as well as research methods. You will also choose optional modules from a range of subjects relating to education studies, globalisation, philosophy and other social sciences subjects. In years two and three you continue with compulsory modules in psychology and education, covering the core sub-disciplines in psychology, such as developmental, cognitive, individual, social and biological psychology, as well as optional modules. You will also conduct a research project and write a dissertation in the final year.

GradesAAASubjectsOne or more from Psychology, Sociology, Mathematics, or Biology preferred.GCSEsEnglish Language and Mathematics at grade B or 6.Points38SubjectsA total of 18 points in three higher level subjects, with no higher level score below 5. One or more from Psychology, Sociology, Mathematics, or Biology preferred.Level 3: