Psychology with Cognitive Neuroscience, BSc (Hons)

Goldsmiths' BSc in Psychology with Cognitive Neuroscience provides a cutting-edge exploration of human behaviour, emphasising neuroscientific perspectives on the mind and actions. Students engage with real-world issues through a bio-psycho-social lens, addressing topics like social justice, health, wellbeing, and AI. The curriculum integrates research skills—quantitative and qualitative—using advanced facilities such as EEG suites, infant labs, and virtual reality labs, while fostering community through group activities, peer support, and personalised mentoring. Accredited by the British Psychological Society, it equips graduates for diverse careers by developing transferable skills and eligibility for chartered membership.The programme structures learning around interdisciplinary themes: Mental Health and Wellbeing, Cognition and Culture, and Life and Society, supplemented by research methods and professional development training. In later years, students select optional modules and may undertake a placement year for practical experience. Final-year studies include a supervised research dissertation in cognitive neuroscience and bespoke options, with assessments encompassing essays, presentations, exams, and projects to build skills for employment and further study.