For information about joint degrees see the associated departments . Psychology is concerned with the understanding and explanation of behaviour and experience and with how these change and develop throughout our lives. Psychologists are interested in a wide range of factors that affect our behaviour - from biological bases to social influences.
Psychology is essentially an observational and experimental science.
If you are expecting psychology to tell you how to 'read' others' minds, or to tell you what they are thinking, then you will be disappointed. Psychology Degrees Psychology can be studied within the Faculty of Social Sciences or the Faculty of Science. The major difference lies in the subjects taken alongside Psychology. It is important therefore that you consider the broad range of courses you might wish to take before deciding which Faculty to apply to. Do not assume that because you have been studying sciences to date you should necessarily enter the Science Faculty.