Philosophy and Psychology

About this programme

How do our minds develop and function? How do we think about our lives, relationships, and society? In philosophy, you’ll reflect on the foundations of world beliefs, while in psychology you’ll adopt a scientific approach to explore how belief, judgement, and general cognition act as central aspects of human existence and experience. By combining philosophy with psychology, you’ll develop a broad range of skills highly valued by a wide range of employers. You’ll graduate with advanced analytical and practical skills, as well as exceptional communication and persuasion, enabling you to articulate complex ideas with clarity and confidence. How do our minds develop and function? How do we think about our lives, relationships, and society? In philosophy, you’ll reflect on the foundations of world beliefs, while in psychology you’ll adopt a scientific approach to explore how belief, judgement, and general cognition act as central aspects of human existence and experience. By combining philosophy with psychology, you’ll develop a broad range of skills highly valued by a wide range of employers. You’ll graduate with advanced analytical and practical skills, as well as exceptional communication and persuasion, enabling you to articulate complex ideas with clarity and confidence. The first year gives you a solid foundation in essentials such as ethics, reasoning and logic. From then on, you're free to choose from our wide range of optional topics, including: Learn about the structure of the brain, as well as the perceptions, thoughts, feelings and actions of people. We'll give