Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and mental processes in humans and other species, focusing on individuals, groups, organizations, and societies. Cognitive Neuroscience specifically examines the brain and its mechanisms that influence these behaviors and mental processes. This program is more concentrated on concepts and research methods in Cognitive Neuroscience compared to the BSc Psychology program, requiring students to select 40 credits of cognitive neuroscience-related modules in their final year. However, both programs share significant overlap and aim to provide a solid foundation in Psychology. The field has broad applications in relation to both individuals and communities, as well as clinical and non-clinical (typical) populations.

Entry Requirements  

STPM

• BBC+, excluding Pengajian Am.

For other qualifications and certificates (e.g., UEC, Foundation, STAM, etc..) please contact our educational consultants or submit your application for Admission assessment.

Future Careers

researchers, teachers, clinical psychologists, or cognitive psychologist who works in clinical settings