BA Psychology and Philosophy

The BA Psychology and Philosophy undergraduate course, offered by the University of Reading, combines the exploration of human behaviour, ethics, knowledge, and reality. This course provides students the opportunity to study both subjects equally or choose to specialise in one over the other.Course Content: The BA Psychology and Philosophy course covers a wide range of topics. In Psychology, students will delve into diverse aspects of human behaviour, learning about the social, developmental, clinical, and cognitive aspects of psychology. In Philosophy, they will address profound and challenging questions regarding knowledge, ethics, mind, and logic. Key Modules: Some of the core topics covered in this course include Psychological Research Skills, Biological and Cognitive Psychology, The Human Animal, and Key Thinkers and Texts in Philosophy. Optional modules encompass Social Development, Drugs and Behaviour, Memory, Perception and Cognition, and Truth and Reality amongst others.Accreditations: This course is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS), providing Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership provided the minimum standard of qualification is achieved.Future Careers: Graduates have secured employment in a wide range of sectors including social and healthcare, counselling, teaching, human resource management, marketing, public services, and even further education and research. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.