It is difficult to over-estimate the impact of modern technology on individuals and society as a whole. From social media and personal digital assistants, all the way to healthcare and education, new technologies have transformed the ways in which people interact with and make sense of the world. These changes are addressed by the new field of Cyberpsychology. This course offers all the benefits of a ‘traditional’ psychology degree, in that it allows students to develop their knowledge across all the key areas of psychology: Biological Psychology Cognitive Psychology Social Psychology Developmental Psychology Individual Differences Research methods The course then allows students to take what they have learnt and apply it to the world of new-technology. Thus, students might consider topics such as internet ‘addiction’, the role of social media in human interactions or the impact of ‘screen time’ on child development.

Level 4 PY4001 Thinking Like a Psychologist. Core PY4002 Introduction to Biological and Social Psychology and Individual Differences Core PY4003 Introduction to Cognitive and Developmental Psychology Core PY4004 Psychology in Applied Contexts Core PY4005 Researching with Small Samples Core PY4006 Researching with Large Samples Level 5 PY5001 Individual Differences and Diversity Core PY5002 Psychological Research Methods Core PY5003 Topics in Developmental and Cognitive Psychology Core PY5004 Applications of Psychobiological and Social Psychology Core PY5005 Work-Based Learning in Psychology Core PY5007 Research Skills in Cognitive Neuroscience Option PY5008 Introduction to Forensic Psychology Option PY5009 Psychology, Identity and Society Option PY5010 Developmental Difficulties and Differences Option PY5011 Cyberpsychology 20 Core Level 6 In addition to the core modules, students must select two of the optional modules on this list. PY6001 Psychology and Social Engagement Core PY6002 Psychology Research Project (Cyberpsychology) Core PY6005 The Psychology of Mental Health Option PY6006 Drugs and Addictive Behaviours Option PY6007 Cyberpsychology and Society Core PY6008 Advanced Forensic Psychology Option PY6009 Health Psychology Option PY6010 Advanced Developmental Psychology Option PY6011 Psychology of Choice Option PY6012 Cognitive Neuropsychology Option PY6013 Psychology of Belief Option PY6014 Psychology of Emotion Option PY6015 Occupational Psychology Option PY6016 Counselling Psychology Option

We’ll assess you with a mixture of coursework and exams (no exams in first year). Coursework includes essays, research reports, group and seminar presentations, blogs/online portfolios and a final-year project. The balance of coursework and exams in year two will depend on your optional choices. In your third year, half of your assessment will be based on research coursework.

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26 January This is the deadline for applications to be completed and sent for this course. If the university or college still has places available you can apply after this date, but your application is not guaranteed to be considered.

Course code: C821

Institution code: E28

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Year 1

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England	9250.0	Year 1
Northern Ireland	9250.0	Year 1
Scotland	9250.0	Year 1
Wales	9250.0	Year 1
Channel Islands	9250.0	Year 1
EU	13740.0	Year 1
International	13740.0	Year 1

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