Psychology and Inclusive Education

About this programme

If you're interested in psychology, education, child development, mental health and wellbeing, or supporting young people, this degree gives you the opportunity to explore them together in a practical, career-focused way. Psychology with Inclusive Education combines the psychological study of behaviour, neurodiversity, and development with real-world understanding of education, inclusion, and support needs. You'll explore how children and young people learn, think, and behave in different ways and how schools, communities, and professionals can create more inclusive environments. At the University of Lincoln, this course is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS), meaning it provides the first step towards becoming a professional psychologist while also opening doors into education, youth work, wellbeing, social care, and community-based careers. You'll learn through a mix of psychology theory, applied practice, research, and real-world case studies, helping you graduate with both academic knowledge and practical confidence. I loved my time on this course. It's great how you can pick your modules to really tailor the degree to what you want to do, and it set me up so well to go on to postgraduate study. I felt so supported by all the lecturers throughout my time on the course and made so many great friends! I would absolutely recommend this degree to anyone interested. Build career-ready skills for multiple sectors You’ll graduate with transferable skills valued across psychology, education, healthcare, business, and public services, including: