Course Overview

The BSc Psychology at Durham University provides an evidence-based understanding of behaviour, cognition, emotion, and mental health through scientific research. Students study cognitive, biological, developmental, and social psychology alongside neuroscience, research methods, statistics, and psychological assessment.

Laboratory work, research projects, and data analysis strengthen critical thinking, communication, and scientific investigation skills. The programme prepares graduates for professional psychology training and careers in healthcare, mental health services, education, research, human resources, marketing, and behavioural science.