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Programme profile
Human behaviour often appears to be predictable. But on closer inspection, it turns out to be less obvious than you think. Can behaviour ever be understood? And can it – where necessary – be influenced? These questions are explored in the Psychology Bachelor’s programme. This programme not only looks at the general characteristics of human behaviour, but focuses particularly on differences between behaviour. Questions that may be explored include:
- How do people respond to stress?
- Can mental training improve athletes' performance?
- What exactly is being in love?
- Why does one person perform better at school than another?
- Why is one person friendly and relaxed while another may often seem tense and stressed?
One of the most important instruments available to the psychologist is research. By using scientific methods to do research, a psychologist can gain insight into human behaviours.
Entry Requirements
Three A-Levels (CCC) and three GCSEs (C or above) in six different subjects. Biology preferred.
Six passes at Leaving Certificate, inc 2 at H5. (and minimum 350 points). Biology preferred but not required
Lecture-Test
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01 October
15 January
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