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Key course features Accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) – you will also have the opportunity to attend and present at the BPS conference in your final year Small and Friendly department with a research active academic team who are fully supportive of student research interests. This includes supporting students in their final year to pursue their own research ideas in the form of an individual research project, which is supported and guided by their supervisor this forms the final year dissertation There are opportunities within each module for you to gain hands-on-experience of the applicability of theory and/or develop student research skills. We believe that psychology is about real life and formal lectures should be enhanced by experiential learning. Psychology is an applied science, and we believe that it is important that students are able to apply theory in a practical way You will take part in our Annual Psychology Enrichment Week, which was commended by the BPS: ''The enrichment week is an opportunity for students and staff to provide approachable networking opportunities and assists to develop a broad range of skills including presentation skills which is fundamental in developing psychological literacy. These skills are essential transferable skills that students were able to use reflecting upon their academic and personal experiences.'' Dedicated qualitative research methods module, which provides you with the knowledge and understanding needed to conduct a qualitative research project Your will be given the opportunity to take part in our annual real-time Crime Scene Day learning simulation – where students from different departments come together to act out, witness, investigate and report on a high-profile crime that has taken place on campus

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