The BA (Hons) Psychology and Computing at University College Cork offers you a unique opportunity to explore the intersection of human behaviour and digital technology. In a world increasingly shaped by sophisticated systems, this degree equips you with the knowledge to understand, design, and critically engage with the technology that surrounds us. You will delve into psychological research and theory, applying it to vital areas such as user experience (UX) design, human-centred computing, and social computing, preparing you for a dynamic career path.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate degree is studied over four years, providing a comprehensive blend of core psychology modules and essential computing skills. You will engage with topics ranging from social psychology and neuroscience to programming fundamentals, relational databases, and software engineering. Through practical projects, such as the Year 3 Psychology and Computing Team Project, you will develop your problem-solving abilities and collaborative skills, graduating with a strong foundation for roles in tech development, user research, and beyond.