Psychology (Q07) | Open University

Course summary

As psychology is the study of the mind, it touches every aspect of our lives. This degree explores key questions around why we do the things we do and how we interact with others. You’ll explore how psychologists use research evidence to contribute to debates on forensic science, mental health, relationships, child development, employment and much more. You’ll gain knowledge and understanding of different areas of psychology; develop valuable analytical and communication skills; and enhance your ability to work independently and collaboratively. This will put you in a strong position when it comes to employment opportunities.

Key features of the course

Take your first step to becoming a psychologist with a BPS-accredited degree
Explore key psychology concepts, theories, methods and debates, and their real-life applications
Tailor your studies to focus on child, forensic, social or sports psychology, or counselling and mental health
Develop in-demand problem-solving and analytical skills, while conducting your own research with expert support

Entry requirements

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