The Psychology and Education - BSc (Hons) at Keele University offers you a unique opportunity to explore the intricate connections between the human mind and the learning process. This degree is ideal if you are passionate about understanding how individuals develop, learn, and interact within educational contexts, and how psychological principles can inform educational practices. You will delve into key areas such as developmental and social psychology, biological and cognitive psychology, and the sociology of education, gaining a comprehensive understanding of human behaviour and learning theories. This course prepares you to critically analyse educational challenges and contribute to positive change.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate degree is studied over three years, providing a structured yet flexible learning experience. You will engage with compulsory modules covering research methods in both psychology and education, alongside specialist topics like childhood policy, learning theories, and inclusive education. Your learning will be enhanced through practical research projects, including a substantial final-year independent project, allowing you to apply your knowledge to real-world issues. Graduates will be well-prepared for careers in education, psychology-related fields, research, and public policy, equipped with analytical, research, and critical thinking skills.