Psychology with Neuroscience

About this course

Psychology with neuroscience is a degree that combines the scientific study of mind and behaviour with the biological and neurological foundations that underlie psychological processes. Psychology asks how people think, feel, perceive, develop, and relate to others, using experimental methods and statistical analysis to build an evidence-based understanding of human experience. Neuroscience adds the biological dimension, examining how the brain and nervous system produce behaviour, emotion, and cognition, and how damage or dysfunction at the neural level relates to psychological and psychiatric conditions. At the University of Reading, this three-year full-time programme provides you with a solid grounding in neuroscience while also enabling you to move on to further training to become a professional psychologist. It is accredited by the British Psychological Society, conferring the Gra

Where its graduates go

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