Psychology

Do you ever wonder why is it we behave as we do? How do gangs, teams and friendship groups form? Do you wonder if smiling really does make you feel more positive? Do you often venture into the bigger questions about life and who we are?

Psychology has a science base, yet includes a balance of liberal arts, technological knowledge, statistics and computer-based skills. As well as classic psychological theories and research, on this undergraduate degree you’ll be debating social issues, studying specific mental processes, such as memory, language and attention, as well as broader issues and theories – both historical and contemporary. As well as applying psychological knowledge to a range of subjects, you will develop your skills in problem-solving, data analysis, predict and reasoning, with a focus on real-world application.

Here at Lincoln Bishop University, we ensure you have close support and contact with your tutors and, with small group sizes, you’ll always get the support and feedback you need on your course. We also know how important it is to experience a real working environment so, through work placements and other projects, you’ll be equipped for whichever career path you may choose after your degree. With research-informed teaching and research-active staff, you’ll receive scientific training and gain an in-depth understanding of the nature of the subject, at the same time as applying your knowledge and theory to real-life.

https://www.lincolnbishop.ac.uk/courses/psychology

Assessment in Psychology is all about helping you grow your skills and confidence, ready for whatever your future holds. At the end of each module, you’ll have the chance to show what you’ve learned through a variety of engaging methods, portfolios, presentations, exams, vivas, research reports, and essays. Each assessment is carefully designed to develop the practical and analytical skills you’ll need as a psychologist or in any people-focused career.

You’ll build your ability to think critically, communicate clearly, and tackle real-world challenges, all while receiving supportive feedback to help you progress. These experiences will not only deepen your understanding of psychology but also prepare you to make a positive impact wherever your ambitions take you.

Professionally accredited courses provide industry-wide recognition of the quality of your qualification.

• British Psychological Society