Overview
A broad and flexible programme which allows you to explore your developing interests in more depth through a wide range of optional modules
Specialist learning and research facilities include the Mood Disorders Centre, labs for studying animal learning, and equipment for measuring eye movement and brain activity.
Explore some of the research fields in which we specialise, such as social and organisational psychology, psychopathology, human cognition, cognitive neuroscience and animal behaviour
Learn from internationally-recognised academics and work alongside them in a research-rich environment.

Your future
Group study
As a graduate from BSc Psychology you will be exceptionally well-placed to pursue your interest in psychology working in sport, exercise and health settings.

You will also be prepared to pursue further training in psychology – for example if you wish to become a clinical, educational or occupational psychologist.

In addition, throughout the programme you will develop a variety of skills that will be attractive to potential employers in a range of sectors including education or business.

Career paths
Recent Psychology graduates have secured initial jobs across a number of sectors including healthcare, commercial and education, with others choosing to undertake further specialist training.

Below are a few examples of initial jobs undertaken by graduates from our Psychology undergraduate programmes.