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MH101 - Psychological Studies
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Curious about human behaviour and want the freedom to explore other arts subjects? Psychological studies at Maynooth University is a great option.
A flexible degree, psychological studies in MH101 lets you focus on key aspects of psychology alongside subjects like criminology, business, sociology, or geography.
Learn from leading figures
During your studies you’ll learn from leading researchers at the forefront of this rewarding discipline.
Our research applies cutting-edge psychological science to address three complementary overlapping themes:
- brain, behaviour and cognition
- mental and physical health, well-being and inclusion
- organisations, systems, technology and society
After MH101
It’s important to note that unlike MH106 and MH209, psychological studies in MH101 does not lead to a professionally-accredited degree.
When you graduate from MH101, you can apply for an intensive 1-year master’s postgraduate programme to achieve your professionally-accredited psychology qualification. Entry is competitive and places are limited.
Subject Structure
First year
- 15 credits of Psychological Studies
- Choose up to 3 other subjects, which may include Critical Skills, from the groups available (max 1 per group)
Second year and Final year
- Psychological Studies - 30 credits
- Plus continue with 1 other subject from 1st year as part of a Double Major degree. Studying Psychological Studies in MH101 does not lead to a PSI-accredited degree. Further study would be required to attain PSI accreditation.
- Optional 10 credit Elective in second year
- Optional Erasmus/Study Abroad after second year
Disclaimer
The modules below are indicative of the content associated with this course of study.
The modules are subject to change as the curriculum is revised and reviewed annually.
Entry requirements
Leaving Certificate applicants are required to present (as a minimum): 2H5 & 4O6/H7 and O6/H7 in Irish, English, 3rd language.
Postgraduate
Visit the Department website for more information about postgraduate options.
Careers
Psychological Studies graduates will be eligible to apply for further studies including professionally accredited psychology conversion degrees.
You will have acquired a range of key transferable, analytical and critical skills that will equip you for many roles in many different types of workplaces.
You may wish also to pursue further postgraduate studies in cognate areas of social and behavioural sciences.