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Human Biology with Sociology and Psychology BSc
Course overview
| Qualification | Bachelor's Degree |
| Study mode | Full-time |
| Duration | 3 years |
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| Tuition (Local students) | Data not available |
| Tuition (Foreign students) | Data not available |
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Psychology
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Curriculum
Year 1: Human biology; cells and biolmolecules 1; essentials of nutritional science; mathematics and statistics of experimentation; general psychology; sociology.
Year 2: Human physiology 2 and 3; either: brain behaviour and experience or the person in a social context; introduction to organisational psychology; either: gender issues in society or self and society; introduction to microbiology; the gene.
Year 3: Core modules: genetic manipulation and bioethics; either: researching the social world or research methods for psychology; 2 biology modules from: systematic and cellular pathology/human physiology in health and disease; nutrition and health; pharmacology of chemical mediators; clinical microbiology; 1 sociology module from: critical perspectives health and illness or understanding social policy in Britain; 1 psychology module from: personality and individual differences; human cognition; social psychology
Year 4: Core Module: either: dissertation or empirical project; 2 biology modules from: emerging and re-emerging infections; bacterial pathogenicity; pathophysiology and therapeutics; pharmacology special topics; human toxicology and the environment; 2 psychology/sociology modules from: ageing and society; issues in medical ethics; the body in society; environmental sociology; forensic psychology; environmental psychology; neuropsychology; abnormal psychology; gender issues in psychology; health psychology
Year 2: Human physiology 2 and 3; either: brain behaviour and experience or the person in a social context; introduction to organisational psychology; either: gender issues in society or self and society; introduction to microbiology; the gene.
Year 3: Core modules: genetic manipulation and bioethics; either: researching the social world or research methods for psychology; 2 biology modules from: systematic and cellular pathology/human physiology in health and disease; nutrition and health; pharmacology of chemical mediators; clinical microbiology; 1 sociology module from: critical perspectives health and illness or understanding social policy in Britain; 1 psychology module from: personality and individual differences; human cognition; social psychology
Year 4: Core Module: either: dissertation or empirical project; 2 biology modules from: emerging and re-emerging infections; bacterial pathogenicity; pathophysiology and therapeutics; pharmacology special topics; human toxicology and the environment; 2 psychology/sociology modules from: ageing and society; issues in medical ethics; the body in society; environmental sociology; forensic psychology; environmental psychology; neuropsychology; abnormal psychology; gender issues in psychology; health psychology