This course aims to provide students with a sound understanding of contemporary psychological research and theory covering all major approaches to the discipline. There is emphasis throughout the course, and especially within the third year, on the application of psychology to real world issues. For most of the course see the level, semester and unit information on the left from which much of the course structure can be inferred. In Level 3 students study one from a number of optional units. Optional units will be offered in various areas of applied psychology reflecting the research interests of the lecturing staff.
Coursework involves written reports, essays, and group presentations throughout the course.
A psychology degree will offer a wide range of career opportunities which include behavioural science and consumer research, teaching in higher education, health and social welfare, market research, personnel services, management and commerce. The course is accredited by the British Psychological Society, which opens up further career opportunities as a professional psychologist. All information about this course is a guide and is correct at the time of publication, however, the Institute reserves the right to modify or withdraw, without notice the course. It is to form no part of a contract. This page is maintained by Alex McKee.