Psychology With Child Development Bsc (hons) in York St John University, UK

Psychology With Child Development Bsc (hons) in York St John University

In years 1 and 2 you will study the core areas of psychological science while practising your research skills in the laboratories every week. The research our academic staff carry out informs your learning. Some of these topics include:

• Children's cognitive development, including literacy, tool innovation and imagination
• Body image and bullying
• Mental health and neurodiversity
• Cognitive neuroscience of language and memory.

In year 3, you will apply your psychological knowledge to child development. You will study modules in atypical development and educational psychology. You can then choose from optional modules that focus on topics such as language development, adolescent development and developmental psychopathology.

As a Psychology student you will have access to our dedicated lab spaces. You will use our computer labs for research methods classes and our suite of research labs for collecting data. The research labs include:

• EEG lab - for recording electrical activity in the brain
• Eye tracking lab - for monitoring gaze patterns with static or mobile eye trackers
• Virtual reality (VR) equipment
• Observation lab - including wall and ceiling-mounted cameras
• A large collection of psychometric tests and questionnaires.

Our dedicated team of technicians will support you when working with equipment in the laboratories.

We focus on developing your employability throughout your degree. In our second year module, Psychology in Practice, you will complete work experience in a field related to your ambitions.

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