Psychosocial Studies BA (Hons)

This innovative and interdisciplinary degree explores the psychological and social factors that shape our experiences, behaviors, and interactions. You'll learn about the biological, cultural, and societal influences on human behavior and develop a deep understanding of the complex relationships between mind, body, and society. With a focus on practical applications, you'll gain the skills and knowledge to pursue a variety of careers in fields such as mental health, social work, education, and more.

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This course is designed for students who are interested in understanding the psychological and social aspects of human behavior. You'll have the opportunity to explore topics such as cognitive psychology, social psychology, anthropology, and sociology, and develop a broad range of skills that will prepare you for a career in fields such as mental health, social work, education, and more.

Unlock Your Potential at Anglia Ruskin University

Anglia Ruskin University is an ideal choice for students pursuing a degree in Psychosocial Studies. Our faculty are experts in their fields and have extensive experience teaching and researching in the area of psychosocial studies. Our state-of-the-art facilities and location in Cambridge provide the perfect environment for learning and growth. Plus, our strong connections with local organizations and communities offer valuable opportunities for practical experience and networking.

The course combines the study of individuals, using psychology and psychoanalysis, with the wider cultural and systemic studies of sociology. Youll gain a rounded understanding of human behaviors, nature, and relationships, as well as the ability to apply the theory practically to a variety of questions and fields. In the earlier modules, youll learn the fundamentals of sociology and social, health, and developmental psychology. Then, with this in place, youll be able to progress to more specialist modules, examining key aspects of the individual and social world. Central to this is exploring how we shape and are shaped by, our social surroundings €“ and what this means in the many specialist fields you could choose to study (see €˜special features below). In year three youll be able to research your own preferred subject area for your final year major project.

72 UCAS tariff points from a minimum of 2 A levels or equivalent level 3 qualification, eg Extended Diploma (MMP) or Access course (30 levels 3 credits at Merit grade are required for Access progression) GCSE English at grade 4 (C) or above, or equivalent.