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For examples of recent work from a third level Psychosocial Studies module, 'HIV in the World,' please see below
Psychosocial Studies (PS) offers a unique combination of psychological and cultural exploration.
The subject area grew out of a belief that the traditional boundaries around subject areas often do not help us really understand people and society. We are particularly interested in:
We have a strong commitment to using insights from different academic areas. Lecturing staff come from a range of academic backgrounds including: sociology, psychology, law, literature and cultural studies.
Our Psychosocial Studies BA (Hons) Degree offers a unique combination of psychological, sociological and cultural exploration, the University of East London is internationally known as a pioneer in this area.
You can find out more about the programmes you would study on the BA degree. You can find out more what Psychosocial graduates do with their degree from our survey of graduate employment.
We also hold regular open days where you will be able to find out more about studying for a degree in psychosocial studies.
We also offer an MA in Psychoanalytic Studies in conjunction with the Tavistock Clinic and a Diploma and MA by Independent Study in Psychosocial Studies, and several short graduate programmes. We also validate programmes run by The Henderson Hospital and Cassel Hospital.
You can find out more about the Psychosocial Studies Teaching staff.
Our frequently asked questions asked questions page may help answer your questions. If you would like to be sent information about Psychosocial Studies, please contact:
Psychosocial Studies subject area administrator:
Cheryl Davies
Tel: 020 8223 6229
E-mail: C.Davies@uel.ac.uk
If you are interested in studying for this degree and have any questions about applying please contact the admissions tutor Dr Darren Ellis.
Psychosocial Studies may be studied as a major, joint or minor part of a combined honours degree. For further information, please go to the Combined Honours home page.
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