The BSc (Hons) Educational Psychology at the University of Chichester is designed for aspiring professionals keen to understand and address the psychological factors influencing learning and development in children and young people. You will explore how psychological principles apply to educational contexts, examining learning difficulties, social-emotional challenges, and the impact of disabilities on educational attainment. This undergraduate degree provides a robust foundation for those aiming to support individuals facing educational hurdles, drawing on key psychological theories and pedagogical study to foster inclusive learning environments.
This full-time, on-campus degree, studied over three years, blends theoretical knowledge with practical application. You will engage with modules covering areas such as developmental psychology, research methods, and special educational needs, preparing you for real-world challenges. A distinctive feature is the integrated work-based placement in your third year, offering invaluable professional experience. You will graduate with a British Psychological Society (BPS) accredited qualification, equipped with the analytical skills and practical understanding needed for a career supporting children and young people, potentially as an educational psychologist.