Psychology and Anthropology, BSc (Hons)

This British Psychological Society accredited degree examines human nature and our connections to other species, delivered by leading researchers in psychology and anthropology. Students explore cognitive, biological, social, and developmental perspectives in psychology, alongside evolutionary and biological approaches in anthropology to analyze the minds and behaviors of humans and primates. The program highlights complementary and contrasting viewpoints, integrating quantitative and qualitative methods while addressing intercultural, international, and global issues like cross-cultural diversity.In the first year, core modules introduce key methods, theories, and concepts in both disciplines. The second year advances research skills and theoretical knowledge to meet accreditation standards, while the third year culminates in an interdisciplinary dissertation. Assessment includes essays, exams, presentations, and research projects, emphasizing inquiry-based learning and practical research application.