University of Roehampton

Overview

The Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience at the University of Roehampton offers an in-depth exploration of how the brain influences thinking, memory, perception, and behavior. This program emphasizes the interplay between psychological and environmental factors that contribute to human development. Students will acquire a robust foundation in research and scientific methods, equipping them for advanced studies and diverse careers in psychology, neuroscience, healthcare, data analysis, and related fields.

What you'll study

Programme Structure

The course typically spans three years of full-time on-campus study. The first year is dedicated to establishing core knowledge through modules such as:

• Psychology of Resilience and Success
• Psychological Research
• Chemistry of Life
• Cell Biology
• Understanding the Brain

Students will engage in:

• Lectures and seminars that integrate psychological theories with cognitive and neuroscientific perspectives.
• Practical research training aimed at fostering evidence-based reasoning and academic writing skills.
• A gradual enhancement of scientific and analytical abilities throughout the program.

Assessment

Students will typically be assessed through a combination of written assignments, research tasks, and examinations, though the specific assessment methods may vary by module.

Note

Please verify module availability and the complete curriculum with the university, as these may differ by intake.

Entry requirements

While there are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA score requirements for this program, general entry routes are available. Students may enter directly into Year 1 or opt for a Foundation Year. Year 1 entry typically requires 112 UCAS points or an equivalent qualification, while Foundation Year entry requires 48 UCAS points or an equivalent qualification.

For non-native English speakers, accepted English language tests include:

• IELTS
• TOEFL iBT
• PTE Academic

Minimum scores for these tests can be confirmed with the university's requirements section.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience program can look forward to a range of career opportunities in sectors such as healthcare, education, research, and data analysis. The comprehensive skill set developed during the course prepares students for roles that require critical thinking, research capabilities, and an understanding of human behavior, making them competitive candidates in the job market or for further academic pursuits.