The Psychology Mental Health BSc at Nottingham Trent University offers a comprehensive exploration into the theories, research, and applications of psychology, with a specific focus on mental health and wellbeing. You will delve into understanding the self, exploring psychological impacts, and analysing human behaviour through rigorous research design and statistical methods, including the use of 'R' software. This undergraduate degree is designed for students eager to grasp the complexities of the human mind and its challenges, preparing you to contribute meaningfully to societal understanding and support systems in a field that critically shapes individual lives and community health.
This full-time, on-campus degree, studied over three years, balances foundational knowledge with practical application. You will engage with core modules covering brain function, social evolution, and the psychology of distress, alongside developing essential research design and data analysis skills. Throughout your studies, you will participate in analytical thinking sessions and gain hands-on experience through research projects and real-world problem-solving opportunities, often linked to external organisations. You will graduate with a strong foundation in psychological principles and research methodologies, ready for diverse career paths in mental health, research, or related helping professions.