BSc Psychology with Economics

Course Overview This innovative BSc Psychology with Economics provides a comprehensive understanding of how human psychology guides economic decisions and behaviors. The four-year program, which includes a foundational year, is designed for students seeking to build their academic skills while exploring the intersection of these two dynamic fields. You will learn to analyze why individuals make economic decisions and errors, blending psychological insights with economic frameworks. Key Program Highlights Gain a unique, interdisciplinary perspective by blending core principles of psychology and economics. Learn from innovative researchers at the cutting edge of psychological and behavioral science. Participate in the Research Experience Scheme (RES) for hands-on, one-on-one research assistance with a psychologist. Cover essential topics including behavioural economics, brain and behaviour, and social psychology. Develop highly valuable knowledge for informing policy and creating environments that nudge people toward wiser decisions.