The Psychology with Health and Wellbeing in Society BSc (Hons) at De Montfort University is your gateway to understanding the complex interplay between the human mind, individual behaviour, and societal health challenges. This undergraduate degree is designed for those who are curious about psychological theories and their practical application in addressing real-world issues like mental health, social exclusion, and health inequalities. You will explore core psychological principles alongside social science perspectives, equipping you with a unique skillset to analyse and contribute to improving health and wellbeing outcomes within diverse communities. This course provides a strong foundation for a career dedicated to making a tangible difference.
You will study this engaging degree full-time on campus over three years, immersing yourself in a curriculum structured around focused teaching blocks that allow for deep engagement with each subject. Your learning journey will encompass core areas of psychology, research methods, and the application of social theories to health, with opportunities to specialise through a wide range of elective modules in your second and third years. These electives, such as Counselling Psychology, Wellbeing and Positive Psychology, or Health, Technology and Society, allow you to tailor your studies to your specific interests. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding of psychological science and its societal impact, prepared for diverse career paths in healthcare, research, social work, and beyond.