Bachelor of Science (Hons) Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience
Fees Structure, Admission, Intake & Deadline
Course Intake
Overview
The School of Psychology offers a variety of courses aimed at providing students with a well-rounded education in the principles of psychology. It is intellectually challenging and coherent, and benefits from the strong research ethos of the School. The teaching programme provides a solid understanding of psychological theories and concepts, and the knowledge, analytical tools and skills needed to assess and conduct empirical research.
Programme Structure
Year One
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PSGY1010 Cognitive Psychology 1
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PSGY1011 Biological Psychology
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PSGY1012 Social Psychology
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PSGY1013 Developmental Psychology
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PSGY1014 Research Methods and Analysis 1
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PSGY1015 Practical Methods in Psychology
Year Two
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PSGY2010 Research Methods and Analysis 2
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PSGY2011 Practical Methods 2
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PSGY2012 Cognitive Psychology 2
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PSGY2013 Social and Developmental Psychology
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PSGY2014 Neuroscience and Behaviour
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PSGY2015 Conceptual and Historical Issues in Psychology
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PSGY2016 Practical Methods in Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience
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PSGY2017 Personality and Individual Differences
Year Three
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PSGY3023 Research Project
PSGY3024 Evolutionary Psychology
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PSGY3028 Bilingualism
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PSGY3030 Introduction to Clinical Psychology
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PSGY3035 Autism
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PSGY3037 Neuroscience of Illusions
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PSGY3040 Autobiographical Memory
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PSGY3046 Neuropsychology A
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PSGY3047 Scientific Computing with MATLAB
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PSGY3048 Introduction to Psychological Assessments
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PSGY3049 Active Vision
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PSGY3050 Psychology of Music