BSc Applied Psychology and Sociology

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  • Objectives
    By following our Applied Psychology and Sociology degree, you will gain an advanced knowledge of each perspective and at the same time acquire a broad base of cross-disciplinary skills in qualitative and quantitative research methods, research design and data analysis. You will also acquire other transferable skills ' for example, numeracy, report writing, experience of group work, and presentational skills ' all of which are highly sought by employers.
  • Entry requirements
    Requirements A level grades BBB (300 points)
  • Academic title
    BSc Applied Psychology and Sociology
  • Course description
    Throughout your degree, emphasis will be placed on the integration of theory and practice. You will initially focus on the development of a basic knowledge of key psychological and sociological concepts, together with theoretical and practical training in research methodology. During your final year you will be able to pursue a more specialised programme of study based around your own interests.

    Level 1 is designed to provide you with some of the basic tools and analytic methods of these two subjects, their practical areas of study and contemporary issues and problems.

    During Level 2 you will build on the foundation of Level 1 in the areas of basic Psychological Processes, Sociological Theory, Social Psychology, Research Methods and Computing. It also provides you with strong preparation for your professional training year.

    At Level 3 you will have the opportunity to specialise in those areas which are of most interest to you. You will have the choice of four psychology modules and two 20-credit modules from a wide range of subjects. A third of your final year is spent on an individual project chosen according to your own interests and written up as an 8000-12,000-word dissertation.

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