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BSc Educational Psychology: Exploring Risk and Resilience in Human Development

BSc Educational Psychology: Exploring Risk and Resilience in Human Development

by Katrina Barron | May 28, 2024 | Academic insight, Education, Undergraduate

Ola and Fatima reflect on our BSc Educational Psychology unit “Risk and Resilience Processes in Human Development”.

“The scholarship helped me to believe I am capable of achieving anything I put my mind to.”

“The scholarship helped me to believe I am capable of achieving anything I put my mind to.”

by Kat Soni | Jan 6, 2023 | Alumni/careers, Education, Postgraduate, Scholarships

Varsha, originally from India, is studying MEd Psychology of Education. She was awarded the GREAT Scholarship and shares her advice for prospective students.

BSc Educational Psychology: Why do I teach The Brain Goes To School?

BSc Educational Psychology: Why do I teach The Brain Goes To School?

by Katrina Barron | Jan 4, 2023 | Academic insight, Education

Garry Squires, Professor in Educational Psychology, Special Educational Needs and Inclusion for The University of Manchester, discusses how to apply our knowledge of how the brain works in a module called The Brain Goes To School.

Educational Psychology – Our Favourite Books

Educational Psychology – Our Favourite Books

by Orestes Kouzof | May 26, 2022 | Academic insight, Education, Undergraduate

Reading is a key part of any degree subject. We asked members of the programme what books they would recommend to students, and why.

A week in the life of a final-year BSc Educational Psychology student

A week in the life of a final-year BSc Educational Psychology student

by Kat Soni | Mar 11, 2022 | Education, Undergraduate

Reihnaneh, a final-year BSc Educational Psychology student at The University of Manchester, shares with us her typical week in the life.

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