Explore Psychology and Social Sciences at Coventry University
Do you find human behaviour and how we conduct ourselves culturally and in society fascinating? Social sciences encompass a range of disciplines that study human society and social relationships. These disciplines aim to uncover patterns, understand social phenomena, and analyse the impact of society on individuals and vice versa. Our Psychology and Social Sciences courses aim to provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to enter a range of career choices. The practical nature of our courses means that upon successful graduation you should have substantial practical knowledge and problem-solving skills.
Most of our psychology courses are accredited by the British Psychological Society, giving you the first step towards being a chartered psychologist. Our sociology and youth work courses have strong links with a variety of relevant organisations and agencies. Our courses aim to provide you with real-world scenarios you can work through, with hands-on experience in settings you may find in your future career.
Reasons to choose Psychology and Social Sciences at Coventry University
No. 5 for Health Studies
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5 QS Stars Overall Rating
QS Stars University Ratings
3rd for Student Satisfaction in the Midlands in Health Studies
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Top 5 Student City in England (Coventry)
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Courses A - Z
Delve into the field of Psychology, discover accommodation options, and access dedicated student support to excel in your studies and explore the complexities of the human mind.
Embark on a journey into Social Science and Youth Work, discover accommodation options, and access dedicated student support to excel in your studies.
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What can you do with a Psychology and Social Sciences degree?
All our courses are developed with employability in mind. Our aim is to provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to excel in your future career. Here are a few suggestions for career paths you could choose once you’ve graduated:
Psychology
- Sports psychologist
- Criminal psychologist
- Mental health practitioner
- Careers advisor
Social Sciences and Youth Work
- Teacher
- Youth worker
- Policy officer
- Probation officer