Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - Psychology and Law

The Psychology and Law course at Derby offers an exciting combination of two distinct fields, enhancing employability and providing students with expertise in both psychology and law. This interdisciplinary approach makes graduates more versatile and prepared for a wide range of career paths.

The course is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) for those who major in Psychology, ensuring a high standard of education. Students benefit from specialist facilities, including the observation suite, eye-tracker equipment, Babylab, Crown Court, Custody Suite, and the Student Legal Advice Centre, giving them hands-on experience in real-world settings.

Lecturers at the forefront of psychological research guide students, offering opportunities to contribute to research projects and conduct their own investigations. Alongside psychology, the course allows students to explore various aspects of the legal sector, such as drafting, advocacy, interviewing, and negotiation, all of which are essential skills for success in law.

Designed to broaden understanding of the human mind while providing a solid foundation in the legal profession, this course also offers networking opportunities with the legal industry, facilitating work internships and professional mentoring.