Psychology and Language Sciences

About this course

Psychology and language sciences is a combination that explores two of the most fundamental aspects of the human mind: how we think and behave, and how we communicate and understand language. The connection between them is deep and well established. Language is not simply a tool we use to express thoughts that exist independently of it; it is intimately bound up with how we categorise the world, how we remember, and how we relate to other people. Language sciences brings formal analysis of linguistic structure, phonology, syntax, and semantics alongside the cognitive and neurological study of how language is processed and acquired. Psychology broadens that picture to encompass perception, memory, emotion, development, and behaviour more widely. At University College London, one of the world's great research universities and home to both the Department of Experimental Psychology and the

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