Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts - Psychology (1592) ()

When students combine science and arts, they will develop the critical thinking and communication skills along with specialised skills and practical knowledge in the biological, clinical, chemical, physical and mathematical sciences. Students will have the freedom to tailor their degree around their interests in their foundation first year before gaining specialist knowledge and abilities - based on their chosen majors - throughout the remainder of your studies.

This degree sits within both the humanities and science departments, offering students a broad choice of majors from either study area. Students will gain specialised skills and practical knowledge in the biological, clinical, chemical, physical or mathematical sciences, paired with the creative thinking and perspective of their chosen arts major.

The result is a well-rounded, interdisciplinary degree that sets graduates up to start their career equipped with the skills and knowledge they need to tackle the problems of today.