Educational Psychology, BSc (Hons)

Educational psychology integrates diverse psychological theories and real-world experiences to understand children's development and learning, considering social, cultural, and individual contexts.This BPS-aligned course covers core areas like lifespan development, biopsychology, research methods, social psychology, and individual differences, plus education-focused modules on learning processes, special educational needs, diversity, and social-emotional-mental health. Key theories, principles, and policies are examined in educational, societal, and cultural contexts. Submitted for BPS accreditation, it offers expert teaching by specialists in education, forensic, clinical, and neuroscience psychology; personalized support; advanced facilities including EEG, fNIRS, TMS, eye-tracking, and cognitive labs; the Rise skills programme; optional study abroad in partner universities (Spain, Italy, Sweden, Malaysia, USA, Canada, Australia); and a placement year for practical experience.