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Psychology On-demand Open Day

Psychology On-demand Open Day
  1. Queen Mary University of London
  2. Undergraduate
  3. Open Days
  4. On-demand Open Day
  5. Learn more about your subject area
  6. Psychology

Welcome to our Psychology On-demand Open Day! Psychology at Queen Mary is taught at the School of Biological and Chemical Sciences (SBCS). We teach and research the psychology of humans and animals: its evolution, its failures (psychopathology) and its triumphs (wellbeing). Unlike other Psychology departments, our degree programme enables students to take a truly interdisciplinary approach, combining social, cognitive and biological explanations.

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Psychology Subject Video

Watch an overview of our Psychology programme.
Psychology Subject Video

Student Panel video

Watch current students and Director of Admissions, Dr Chris Duffy answer questions we are often asked at our open days.
Student Panel video

Psychology research at Queen Mary

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

Do women value personality over looks?

Jakob Brown chose a really eye-catching topic for his dissertation. We caught up with him to discuss it, and his experience of Queen Mary.
Do women value personality over looks?

“It’s so good I stayed on”

There’s no better compliment than when our students continue onto a Master’s with us. Hear some of our alumni’s stories.
“It’s so good I stayed on”

“A holistic view of Psychology”

We believe we integrate a number of other disciplines with Psychology to create degrees that are the envy of the field. Our students tend to agree.
“A holistic view of Psychology”

Meet the lecturer: Isabelle Mareschal

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

The rich stay richer

A new study by our team has found that people who perceive themselves as lower in status are still more charitable than those with more to spare.
The rich stay richer

Eat your greens

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

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