Psychology in Education BSc (Hons)

The Bachelor of Science in Psychology in Education at the University of York is an innovative program that combines psychological theory and research with educational practice. Over the course of three years, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of human development, learning processes, and educational interventions. The program also provides students with hands-on experience through internships in school settings or research laboratories where they can apply their theoretical knowledge to real-world problems. Graduates from this program are well equipped for a variety of careers in teaching, research, policy making, or counseling, and may pursue further studies leading towards advanced degrees such as Master's or Doctoral programs in Educational Psychology or related fields. With a strong focus on social justice and inclusion, this program allows students to make a positive impact in their communities while providing them with excellent career prospects and the opportunity to develop their skills as researchers and practitioners.