Psychology and Anthropology, BSc (Hons)

This British Psychological Society accredited degree explores human nature and interspecies relationships, taught by leading researchers. Psychology examines cognitive, biological, social, and developmental perspectives, while Anthropology applies evolutionary and biological approaches to the minds and behaviors of past and present human and primate populations. Students gain insights into complementary and contrasting viewpoints, plus quantitative and qualitative research methods.Durham University, ranked 3rd in the UK (Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2026), offers a research-led program in one of the largest Anthropology departments, blending social, biological, and medical aspects. Facilities include skeletal collections, Infancy and Sleep Centre, Ecology Lab, Psychology VR suites, and eye-tracking scanners. Graduates enter fields like health, conservation, law, consultancy, teaching, and postgraduate studies in therapy or education.