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Hear from Ka Yong, a Psychology with Year Abroad Student, about her journey so far and her top tips for new students.

Hear from one of our recent Psychology graduates about her experience at the School of Biological and Behavioural Science and beyond.

Meet Zoë, a BSc Psychology student and hear more about why she chose Queen Mary and what she's enjoyed so far.

Dr Mareschal is currently leading research on emotional recognition. Here, she discusses its importance to autism and schizophrenia.

Learn about current research focuses and areas of particular interest to our Psychology researchers.

A new study led by our researchers reveals that group activities have been shown to ease depression and anxiety in older adults

New research shows that people choose healthier and more sustainable canteen meals if they’re labelled with a traffic light system.

Optional summer reading and listening for if you want to get a better view of all things Psychology

Read what Oliwia has to say about studying Psychology at Queen Mary.

At Queen Mary, you’ll take a rigorous, biological approach to Psychology, studying it as a natural and experimental science.

Our Psychology course gives you the chance to undertake a year-long placement in a professional environment.

At Queen Mary, you’ll learn from academics who are experts in their fields. Among them is Professor Chittka. Read about his world-leading research.

The School and Biological and Behavioral Sciences is home to state-of-the-art learning & research facilities, including an Electroencephalography lab.

Our BSc Psychology programme is accredited by the British Psychological Society, so you can trust that you’ll receive a quality learning experience.

A degree in Psychology equips you with a diverse skill set that’s valuable in a wide range of careers.

There’s a wealth of support on offer – whether you’re looking for work experience, applying for graduate jobs or pursuing further study.

Read about one example of influential research carried out within the Psychology department under the research theme ‘Perception and Decision Making.'