BA (Hons) Psychology and Computing
Course Overview
This unique interdisciplinary degree applies psychological research and theory to the design, development, and evaluation of technology, preparing students to create human-centered digital solutions. It combines core modules from both psychology and computing with a dedicated strand exploring their critical intersection. The programme is fully accredited by the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI), facilitating a direct path to postgraduate study and careers in psychology.
Key Program Highlights
- PSI Accreditation enabling graduate membership and direct entry to Psychology MA programmes
- Unique blend of core computing, psychology, and dedicated human-computer interaction modules
- Industry-relevant skills in UX/UI design, user research, and technology prototyping
- Optional third-year work placement to gain practical experience in industry
- Final year project involving the design and evaluation of a people-focused technology prototype
Course Overview
This unique interdisciplinary degree applies psychological research and theory to the design, development, and evaluation of technology, preparing students to create human-centered digital solutions. It combines core modules from both psychology and computing with a dedicated strand exploring their critical intersection. The programme is fully accredited by the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI), facilitating a direct path to postgraduate study and careers in psychology.
Key Program Highlights
- PSI Accreditation enabling graduate membership and direct entry to Psychology MA programmes
- Unique blend of core computing, psychology, and dedicated human-computer interaction modules
- Industry-relevant skills in UX/UI design, user research, and technology prototyping
- Optional third-year work placement to gain practical experience in industry
- Final year project involving the design and evaluation of a people-focused technology prototype
