Psychology and Linguistics

About this programme

Through this joint programme you can take a range of courses in psychology and linguistics. Psychology courses cover the scientific study of the mind, brain, and behaviour. It is an experimental and observational science. It uses evidence from research studies to develop and evaluate theories. Psychology is an experimental and observational science. It uses evidence from research studies to develop and evaluate theories. Linguistics explores how language works. It describes how we create meaning through: A key benefit to studying a 4-year degree programme is that you have the flexibility to study a range of subjects, outside your chosen degree programme, in Year 1 and Year 2. This allows you the opportunity to study other courses that interest you or enhance your degree. By the end of Year 2, you can decide which of these subject areas you want to focus on in the honours years of your programme. A joint programme allows you to gain a well-rounded learning experience. You will have more exposure to different disciplines, allowing you to expand your knowledge and expertise. Teaching on joint programmes is split across the two subject areas, and teaching will take place in locations associated with both subjects. You will gain a different perspective through studying more than one subject and have a wider skill set that is highly attractive to future employers. I chose to study Psychology not only because of the large variation of areas it covers but also because of the opportunities it offers post-degree. Psychology of Edinburgh complimented this choice. Not only tha