Department of Psychology, University of Warwick. UK

Undergraduate Courses

BSc in Psychology

BSc Psychology with Linguistics

BSc Psychology with Education

Visiting, exchange, erasmus and option students

Undergraduate courses run by partner departments

Psychology and Global Sustainable Development (BASc)

Philosophy with Psychology (BA)

Recruiting for experiments

Postgraduate Courses

MSc in Behavioural and Data Science

MSc in Behavioural and Economic Science

MSc in Clinical Applications of Psychology

MSc Psychological Research

PhD / MPhil / MSc in Psychology (Research)

Clinical Psychology Doctorate programme (with Coventry University)

Research

Behavioural Science

Lifespan Health and Wellbeing

Language and Learning

News

Thu 18 Oct '18

Sleep and Health in the Parliament

Tue 16 Oct '18

Congratulations to Adam Sanborn who has been made a Fellow of prestigious Alan Turing Institute, joining the Department’s existing Fellow, Thomas Hills.”

Tue 31 Jul '18

Our students continue to record high levels of satisfaction with their degree. 90.7% of those studying in our Department were satisfied with their course (2018 NSS results)

Latest employment statistics shows that Warwick Psychology students are on average the seventh highest paid Psychology students in the UK five years following their graduation (LEO, 2018)

Events

Thu 29 Nov '18

12:00: Cognitive Science Reading Group.

16:00: Guest Seminar: "The age-prospective memory paradox and its potential implications for cognitive aging research", Dr Katharina Schnitzspahn, University of Aberdeen

Thu 17 Jan '19

16:00: Guest Seminar: "Rationality Enhancement: Towards theories and tools for helping people become more effective", Dr Falk Lieder, Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems

Thu 07 Feb '19

16:00: Guest Seminar: Dr Lucy Bowes, Oxford University

Thu 21 Feb '19

16:00: Guest Seminar: Dr Peter Taylor, University of Manchester

Thu 28 Feb '19

16:00: Guest Seminar: "Neural mechanisms of model-based planning in the rat", Dr Kevin J Miller, UCL and DeepMind