BA Philosophy and Psychology

This course offers a comprehensive exploration of both philosophy and psychology, providing students with a deep understanding of the fundamental questions and theories in each discipline. Students will learn to think critically and analytically about complex philosophical concepts, as well as develop their research skills through the study of psychological theories and methods. The course is designed to provide a solid foundation for further study or employment in fields such as counseling, education, law, or medicine.

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The course is taught by experienced academics and practitioners, who bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the classroom. Students will have access to state-of-the-art facilities and resources, including the University's library and research centers. The course also offers opportunities for students to engage in practical applications of philosophical and psychological concepts through community outreach programs and internships.

Discover Your Potential at Durham University - Study Group

Durham University is a world-renowned institution with a long history of academic excellence. The Study Group campus provides a supportive and inclusive learning environment, with small class sizes and personalized attention from tutors. Students will benefit from the University's strong research focus, which ensures that they are exposed to cutting-edge theories and techniques in both philosophy and psychology.

The study of philosophy at Durham does not follow one particular school. The Department is unique in the UK in its wide-ranging expertise in anglo-American analytical philosophy and continental philosophy. Each of these has its own distinctive set of issues and approaches to resolving them. We also have special expertise in the philosophy of science, and social science, and the history of science and medicine. So at Durham, you will follow one of the widest-ranging philosophy degrees in the country. At Durham, you will have the opportunity to study Philosophy as a Single Honours degree, or with another subject including English, Psychology, Politics or Theology. Philosophy can also be combined in a Joint Honours degree within the Natural Sciences degree or as part of a Combined Honours degree. Philosophy is a new subject for many students, so in your first year, you follow a range of introductory courses, introducing the fundamental philosophical subject areas.

Grade 5 (or grade B) in Mathematics GCSE is required. A level offer €“ AAA. The philosophy at AS or A Level is not a requirement. BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma/OCR Cambridge Technical Extended Diploma €“ DDD. IB Diploma score €“ 37 with 666 in higher level subjects, including standard level Mathematics.