Undergraduate courses in psychology Our degrees provide you with a solid grounding across the psychology discipline, with particular focus on cognitive, health, social and clinical psychology.
Postgraduate studies in psychology We offer a range of postgraduate options, from taught master's degrees to research degrees.
Foundation and Intermediate Systemic Theory and Practice courses Gain a solid foundation in systemic theory, practice and research, and develop systemic skills you can use in your own work setting.
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Inspired to understand pain Tess Rugg explains how her placement in pain research has given her skills and confidence to consider a PhD in Psychology.
Good Practice in Autism Education Autism is a highly varied condition and can be associated with exceptional academic ability to intellectual disability. Explore this in our free online course.
Report points to intergroup tensions arising from different interpretations of social distancing Ambiguity over social distancing as lockdown eases in the UK over the coming months could lead to tensions between groups warn researchers.
Coronavirus: the psychological impact of ‘shielding’ indoors – and how to move on Clinical psychologist, Dr Jo Daniels, writes for The Conversation.
Pain Centre mobilises to help patients left behind in wake of pandemic Our Centre for Pain Research has been active in ensuring those with debilitating chronic pain conditions continue to receive support throughout lockdown.
New podcast highlights challenges in cultural awareness for clinical psychology A new podcast focusing on racism, discrimination and structural inequalities in clinical psychology, hopes to act as an important resource for practitioners.
Roll-out of coronavirus behaviour change website will help public transition to ‘new normal’ The redeployment and redevelopment of ‘Germ Defence’ can play an important role in changing people’s behaviours and cutting infection, say researchers.
Take part in our study investigating the impact betrayal has on mental well-being Researchers in the Department of Psychology invite you to take part in their research about the impact of the experience of betrayal on mental well-being.
Volunteer for a mother to child embodiment study in an immersive virtual reality environment This study will explore whether an immersive virtual reality environment can recreate the feelings of a young child in mothers.
Volunteer for our study into how people experience therapy for PTSD when they lack trauma memories We are looking for people who have post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), but do not recall the trauma's cause.
MyWorld set to make South West a digital media leader on global stage CAMERA and CREATE lab will be part of a major £46 million regional project on digital media technologies
University of Bath launches free online autism course to help parents and teachers A new online course aims to help parents and teachers of children on the autism spectrum, including advice for those facing huge upheaval in lockdown.
Health anxiety around Covid-19 Hear Senior Lecturer Dr Jo Daniels explain how Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) techniques might help us with feelings of anxiety during this pandemic.
Major research partnership promises ‘new era’ of support for ageing society Experts from the University will partner with Guild Living to deliver its ambitious plans to enhance urban later living communities, including within the City
Centre for Applied Autism Research team shortlisted for national award Our Centre for Applied Autism Research team have been shortlisted for a national award for their research taking place on 27 February 2020.
For young people, a ‘moral’ choice? Blog: Professor Helen Haste looks at youth civic participation, and how young people may potentially vote in the 2019 General Election.
Autism Summer School 2020 25 Aug 2020 12.00pm The Chancellors' Building, University of Bath This residential event at the University of Bath allows students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to experience aspects of university and student life.