Psychology

About this course

Psychology is the scientific study of mind and behaviour. It examines how people think, feel, perceive, learn, and act, both individually and in social contexts, drawing on experimental methods, statistical analysis, and careful observation to build an evidence base for understanding human experience. The discipline is extraordinarily broad, encompassing cognitive psychology and neuroscience at one end, social and developmental psychology in the middle, and clinical and applied psychology at the other, unified by a commitment to rigorous investigation and a willingness to question assumptions about how minds work. At the University of Hull, where psychology has been taught since 1928, you will join a department with a long history of engagement with the discipline's defining moments, from the early recording of human brainwaves to the foundational studies of learning and cognitive devel

Where its graduates go

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