Modules

This course integrates core areas of psychological knowledge, giving you a deep understanding of the subject. Taught with an applied focus, it will also help you apply your learning in the real world to make a difference to people's lives. Year 1: Psychological research methods 1, Introducing psychological approaches, Psychological research methods 2, Exploring psychological approaches, Deconstructing the crime problem, Introduction to criminological theory, Year 2: Psychological research methods 3, The psychology of learning and memory, The psychology of feelings, Psychological research methods 4, The psychology of behaviour with others, The psychology of thinking and communication, Year 3: New Module in development: Psychology professional practice and project, Crime, criminology and modernity, Gender, crime and justice, Plus two options from: Psychology of mental health and distress, Health psychology, Development of brain and behaviour in infancy, Psychology of inter- and intra- group processes, Psychology of addictive behaviours, Applied psychometrics, Neuropsychology, Counselling psychology and psychotherapy, Psychopharmacology, Thinking: Past, present and future, Lifespan development, Psychology in the workplace, Psychology of the Performing Arts, Sex gender relationships, Psychology in the Criminal Justice system, Psychology of Judgement and Decision Making, Clinical Approaches in Forensic Psychology.