The Psychology and Disruptive Technologies Bachelors Degree at Dublin City University is designed for students eager to understand the profound impact of emerging technologies on human behaviour and society. You will explore core psychological principles, including cognition, social psychology, and developmental psychology, while simultaneously engaging with the dynamics of disruptive innovation, digital citizenship, and the ethical considerations of technology. This undergraduate course offers a unique interdisciplinary approach, preparing you to navigate and shape a future increasingly defined by the intersection of the human mind and advanced digital tools. It is ideal for those who are curious about both psychology and the rapidly evolving technological landscape.
This full-time, on-campus program spans four years, integrating foundational psychology with practical skills in areas like data visualisation, programming fundamentals, and web design. You will develop critical thinking and research abilities through modules such as Research Skills 1, 2, and 3, culminating in a significant Psychology Research Project in your final year. A distinctive feature is the INTRA work placement in Year 3, offering invaluable real-world experience in sectors like digital therapeutics or human-technology interaction. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding of psychological science and technological trends, prepared for diverse career paths in fields such as AI, digital health, or further professional training as a psychologist.