The BA (Hons) Psychology and Computing at University College Cork offers a unique pathway for those interested in the intersection of human behaviour and digital technology. In a world increasingly shaped by digital systems, this degree equips you with the knowledge to understand and critically engage with the design, development, and impact of technology on society. You will explore core psychological principles alongside fundamental computing concepts, preparing you for a dynamic career where understanding the human element is paramount to technological innovation. This programme is ideal for students seeking to bridge the gap between cognitive science and computer science.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate degree is studied over three years, providing a comprehensive curriculum that balances theoretical learning with practical application. You will delve into modules such as User Experience (UX) Design, Social Computing, Data Mining, and Interaction Design, alongside essential programming and research methods. Your learning journey will culminate in a significant Psychology and Computing Team Project in your final year, allowing you to apply your integrated skills to a real-world challenge. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for diverse roles in user experience research, software development, data analysis, and technology consulting.