BSc (Hons) Biology and Psychology

The BSc (Hons) Biology and Psychology degree at the University of Chester integrates the study of human life and mind. The course delves into the complexities of biology and psychology, with an emphasis on understanding, investigating, and explaining aspects of both disciplines. Course Content: The course adopts a modular structure, underpinned by a diverse mix of modules across the two disciplines. You will have ample opportunity to understand human biology's basic principles, the functions of the body's systems, and the effects of disease. Additionally, you will explore various areas of psychology, such as social, developmental, cognitive, and biological psychology. Study programs also include a final year research project that allows you to apply your overall learning to a specific research question. Key Modules: The degree program comprises modules in Human Biology, Biological and Cognitive Psychology, Social and Developmental Psychology, Research Methods, Advanced Topics in Biology, and Psychology, and a Final Year Project. Future Careers: Graduates have diverse career prospects. The integrated approach to Biology and Psychology makes it suitable for those aspiring to work in the health sector, specifically in roles like biomedical scientist, health psychologist, pharmacologist, or clinical biochemist. Other careers could extend into teaching, research, or various public and private sector industries.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.