Study Psychology Degrees
Psychology students are constantly striving to understand all aspects of human behaviour. The field of psychology is very important in medicine, health research and behavioural studies because of its significance in human development and society. Knowledge of the underlying processes behind human behaviour and cognition can lead to discoveries in more complex psychological conditions such as depression, epilepsy, brain damage and Alzheimer's disease.
An undergraduate degree will focus on the scientific elements of psychology, as well as the societal elements of psychology. You will cover different areas, including clinical psychology, social psychology and developmental psychology, among others.
Your degree will be taught mainly through lectures and seminars. You might have the opportunity to participate in some practical lessons, including laboratory sessions. Students studying for a degree will have the chance to develop their knowledge and skills in all areas of psychology.
Human-Animal Interaction with Psychology (wFY) BSc (Hons), Foundation
Hartpury University United Kingdom
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International Bachelor in Psychology Bachelor Degree
Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences (ESSB) Netherlands
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Counselling & Psychology UG:Diploma
International Career Institute United Kingdom
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Psychology - Psychosocial Disciplines BSc
Berlin School of Business and Innovation Germany
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Psychology with a Year Abroad BSc (Hons)
University of Kent United Kingdom
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Want to see postgraduate courses? See postgraduate degrees in Psychology
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