This course focuses on critically analysing the nature, purposes and complexities of psychology and education in a globalised world. This course will appeal to you if you're interested in a career in education working with children, young people, schools and families, but want to understand education, development and behaviour from a psychological perspective. Psychology and Education Studies are a natural academic combination as learning and teaching are key issues in both disciplines. This degree draws on Warwick’s research strengths and agenda across the Department of Psychology and the Centre for Education Studies (CES). Together we focus on critically analysing the nature, purposes and complexities of psychology and education in a fast-changing, globalised world. This degree focuses on critically analysing the nature, purposes and complexities of psychology and education in a globalised world. . This may include project reports and presentations, online tests, essays and other written assignments. Psychology Graduate jobs titles include: Account Manager, Applied Behavioural Analyst, Communications Officer, Business Development Analyst, Head of Marketing, Clinical Psychologist Assistant, Market Analyst, Graduate Research Executive, Management Consultant Analyst, Business Banker, Legal Officer, Teacher, Digital Analyst, and Junior Psychologist. Education Studies Graduate jobs titles include: Child Protection Social Work Team Co-ordinator, Family Support Worker, Early Years Educator.