The aim of our BSc Psychology degree is to develop highly competent psychologists, with a selection of transferable skills. This information is based on historical data and may have been aggregated. In the first year of the BSc Psychology, we lay the foundations for understanding the basic principles of psychological theory and of the research methods and analysis used in social sciences. We also introduce students to practical psychology experiments. Material from two core areas: Individual Differences and Behavioural Neuroscience is covered in more details. Students have a choice to focus solely on psychology, start their minor path in another discipline or select two non-psychology options to broaden their knowledge. In the second year, students will cover in depth material from remaining key areas of psychology: Cognitive Psychology and Perception; Developmental Psychology; and Social Psychology. Both research methods and practical tuition will be extended in preparation for the final year project. Students can continue their minor path, or choose two optional modules both from psychology or other disciplines. In the final year students widen their knowledge in Clinical Psychology. We also offer a wide selection of optional modules allowing students to specialise in whichever area of psychology they are particularly interested in - including Health Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Educational Psychology, Social Psychology, Developmental Psychopathology, Forensic Psychology, Perception and many more. We also permit our students to choose up to two options outside of Psychology facilitating interdisciplinary study or enabling them to finalise their minor degree.