The Psychology and Sociology degree at Keele University is a joint honours undergraduate program offering an exciting blend of two related disciplines that explore the human condition, behavior and society. This course encourages students to critically engage with the world from both a psychological and sociological perspective.Course Content: The course offers an intellectual engagement approach to understanding human behavior, thoughts, and feelings, and how these intersect with wider structural issues of power and inequality. Over three years, students will be encouraged to consider the psychological and sociological perspectives on what it means to be human, exploring psychological theories and systems of the mind while also engaging with sociological theories that explain how societies and social groups operate.Key Modules: The course is divided into several modules including Introducing Social Analysis, City Lives and City Forms, Sociology of Everyday Life, Social Selves, Psychological Research Skills, and Empirical Studies in Psychology, among others. Students can also choose optional modules based on their personal interests. Accreditations: The course is accredited by the British Psychological Society, which is a mandatory requirement for anyone who wishes to pursue further studies and develop a career in psychology.Future Careers: Graduates have entered employment in roles such as care coordinators, mental health workers, and teaching assistants. They also have the potential for further study in areas such as psychology, health sociology, social research, social work, and teaching.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.