BA (Hons) Psychosocial Studies

The BA (Hons) Psychosocial Studies course at the University of East London is a dynamic degree program that explores the complex interplay between individual psychological experiences and their wider social, cultural and political environments. By combining traditional psychological theories with sociological perspectives, this course nurtures a critical and innovative approach to understanding experiences and behaviours on both an individual and societal level.Course Content: Throughout the course, students will delve into concepts related to identity, experience, inequality, and social justice. You will also have the opportunity to liaise with practising clinicians, social workers, and charities to develop an understanding of applying theoretical ideas to real-world situations. Key Modules: The course is structured around three key strands: Sociological and Psychosocial Theories, Research Methods, and Applied Psychosocial Studies. These modules provide the foundation needed to understand psychosocial issues within contemporary society. This includes the forces that shape identity and experience, the role of interpersonal and societal relationships, and the understanding and response to issues of social justice and inequality. Future Careers: Graduates from BA (Hons) Psychosocial Studies course go on to pursue a diverse range of career paths. These include roles in social work, healthcare, counselling, human resources management, market research, advocacy, and the media. The program also provides a solid foundation for further study in areas such as psychology, psychotherapy, social work or counselling.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.