BSc Psychology and Child Development

With the BSc Psychology and Child Development at Leeds Trinity University, students gain the knowledge and skills necessary to understand the core areas of psychology while specialising in child and educational development.

In this course, students will study important aspects of biological, cognitive, developmental, and social psychology, as well as individual differences and research methods. They will also study specialist areas, including child and educational psychology, learning theories, and approaches to understand the needs of children and young people. Additionally, they will complete a psychology research project. All these will equip students with both knowledge and the practical skills needed to progress successfully in higher education and future careers.

This 3-year BSc Psychology and Child Development in Leeds Trinity University is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) and so, makes students eligible for Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership when they graduate. Students will also gain hands-on professional experience through placements in child-centred organisations, applying their knowledge in real-world situations.

Teaching and learning in this course combine structured, high-quality instruction with an inclusive approach. Students will also take part in professional placements and practical experiences designed to develop their research, analytical, and problem-solving skills. Assessment comes in the form of presentations, projects, and applied tasks.