Psychology in Education

The BSc Psychology in Education is an applied psychology degree that integrates psychological research methods to analyze social and human behavior within educational contexts. The program is accredited by the British Psychological Society, allowing graduates to pursue professional training as psychologists. Students gain skills across two dynamic disciplines, applying psychological principles to educational settings involving children, young people, and adults. The course includes an optional placement unit, Education in Practice, where students can connect academic learning with real-world experience in schools, community organizations, or other relevant settings. Teaching methods include lectures, workshops, seminars, and guided independent study, fostering collaboration and confidence in presenting ideas. Graduates have diverse career opportunities, including roles in educational psychology, child development, teaching, and consultancy. The program is available as a four-year degree with an optional year abroad, enhancing global perspectives. It emphasizes evidence-based learning and professional development, preparing students for further studies or careers in psychology, education, or related fields.