BA (Hons.) Psychology and Sociology

The Psychology and Sociology program at the University of Brighton offers an integrated approach to understanding the human mind, behavior, and society. It is an interdisciplinary course combining elements from both psychology and sociology, aimed to provide students with a profound understanding of social relationships and human behavior.Course Content: The curriculum has been designed to give a broad base of psychological and sociological understanding. Students will explore psychological theories and research methods, understanding human emotions, lifespan development, cognitive and bio-psychological processes, criminology, inequality, and social change.Accreditations: This degree has been accredited by the British Psychological Society, meaning that it meets the standards required for Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership, a necessary first step towards becoming a chartered psychologist.Future Careers: The breadth and flexibility of this degree open up opportunities in a wide range of careers in public and private sectors including the NHS, social services, local and central government, the probation service, welfare services, teaching, counselling, and charities. It also provides a firm foundation for postgraduate study in sociology, psychology, social research, social work, and psychotherapy.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.