Psychology and a European Language

About this course

Psychology combined with a European language offers a distinctive degree that develops scientific understanding of human behaviour alongside genuine linguistic competence in another language and cultural context. Psychology is the empirical study of mind and behaviour, drawing on cognitive science, neuroscience, social psychology and developmental psychology to understand how people think, feel and act. Adding a European language to this mix extends your analytical toolkit to include cross-cultural perspectives on psychological phenomena, as well as the practical ability to engage with research and professional practice across linguistic boundaries. At the University of Stirling, this four-year programme develops your psychological knowledge and research skills alongside your proficiency in a European language. You will study core areas of psychology, including cognitive psychology, soc

Where its graduates go

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