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Social Psychology

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Course summary

Explore the intersection of psychology and society. You'll discover the complexities of human behaviour in a cross-cultural, globally orientated degree.

What is social psychology? Put simply, it covers the psychology behind social interactions and how society influences things like your personality, actions and group behaviour.

On this degree, you'll discover the multifaceted dimensions of psychology, from social and cultural to political, ecological, and spiritual. You'll explore diverse topics such as human consciousness, AI, psychoanalysis, positive psychology, persuasion, parapsychology, musicology, mindfulness, and spirituality.

As part of this course you'll:

  • Develop an understanding of the relationship between psychology and society

  • Explore interdisciplinary perspectives to understand consciousness, the mind, and the self

  • Gain insight into how the environment, spirituality, language, and relationships shape our identities

  • Conduct your own psychological research

  • Build your skills through hands-on experience, for a successful career in psychology, psychotherapy, counselling, teaching, mental health support, social work and more

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Learn from experts
The modules you'll study on this course reflect our lecturers' active research interests, providing a rich teaching experience beyond textbooks. Our specialist team includes chartered psychologists, psychotherapists, mindfulness-based practitioners, parapsychologists, and sociologists.

Our staff are active researchers and published authors, regularly contributing to radio and newspapers, with many also being members of the British Psychological Society.

Building your future potential
As a student in the School of Humanities & Social Sciences, you'll be encouraged to think about your future career right from the start of your learning journey. Information and advice about relevant future career options will be built into the first year of your degree. During your second and third years of study, you'll be able to choose modules with live brief learning challenges (real life projects designed by employers) and work placement opportunities.

Why study the BA Social Psychology course at Leeds Beckett University...

  • Diverse topics - you'll integrate the social, cultural, political, ecological, and spiritual dimensions of psychology

  • Interdisciplinary approach - combining humanities with rare, exciting fields like mindfulness and psychoanalytic/psychotherapeutic frameworks

  • Practical experience - you'll gain hands-on experience through placements and volunteering with our innovative work-based learning module

  • Expert teaching staff - learn from lecturers actively engaged in research and practice

  • Global opportunities - enhance your learning with study abroad opportunities, including in the United States

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:
C8C8
Institution code:
L27

Historical entry grades data BETA

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Data from:
This course and 3 other psychology courses
Date range:
2022-2024

Offer rate for UK school & college leavers

96% Students aged 17/18 who applied to this course were offered a place.

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Student Outcomes

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65 Employment after 15 months (Most common jobs)

90 Go onto work and study

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