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Education plays a vital role for those pursuing initial teacher training programs. Our program helps you gain insights into Scotland's education systems and global perspectives, examining key topics like policy development, social justice, and inclusive practices. Pairing education with other disciplines creates pathways for careers in education-related fields beyond traditional teaching roles. Note that this program doesn't lead to teacher certification, but joint honors graduates can pursue teaching qualifications through postgraduate options like the Professional Graduate Diploma in Education.Our psychology curriculum centers on understanding human behavior. You'll explore cognitive processes like learning, memory, and social interaction, along with individual differences in personality and intelligence. Due to high demand, we implement performance-based criteria for Honours year admission, limiting enrollment in Years 2 and 3 based on academic achievement.Our BA programs in Humanities & Social Sciences begin with a broad foundation. In your first year, you'll engage with three subjects, including your chosen specialization(s).Career PathsPsychology graduates often pursue further studies to become professional psychologists, entering fields like clinical, educational, or occupational psychology. Many also embark on research careers.Additional career options include teaching, HR management, social services, counseling, and various leadership roles across public and private sectors.Numerous graduates find employment in education-adjacent fields such as legal professions, psychology, government service, and media. A joint honors degree in education qualifies graduates to apply for the Professional Graduate Diploma in Education at either primary or secondary level.