Undergraduate Degree in Psychology

Become an expert in human behaviour through psychology courses ranging from clinical psychology to health psychology, and delve into intervention and assessment techniques to address current challenges in emotional and physical well-being.

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Psychology Modules

The UTAMED Degree in Psychology offers comprehensive training that integrates theory and practice to understand human behaviour and mental health. The curriculum includes fundamental psychology modules such as neuroscience, developmental psychology and social psychology, along with applied modules in clinical, educational and organisational psychology. Additionally, modules such as psychometrics, research methods and professional ethics are covered, preparing students for effective and responsible intervention in various fields.

First year

ModuleECTSTypeCourseSemester
Psychology of Learning6COMP1st1
Psychology of Attention and Perception6B1st1
Psychobiology I6B1st1
Data Analysis in Psychology I6B1st1
Evolutionary Psychology I6COMP1st1
History of Psychology6B1st2
Psychobiology II6B1st2
Data Analysis in Psychology II6B1st2
Social Psychology 6B1st2
Evolutionary Psychology II6COMP1st2

Second year

ModuleECTSTypeCourseSemester
The Psychology of the Memory.6COMP2nd3
Psychology of Motivation and Emotion6COMP2nd3
Behaviour Research Methods6COMP2nd3
Educational Psychology I6B2nd3
Psychology of Personality Types6COMP2nd3
Psychology of Thought and Language6B2nd4
Neuropsychopharmacology6COMP2nd4
Qualitative Research Techniques6COMP2nd4
Psychometrics6B2nd4
Group Psychology6COMP2nd4

Third year

ModuleECTSTypeCourseSemester
Work and Organisational Psychology6COMP3rd5
Educational Psychology II6COMP3rd5
Psychopathology I6COMP3rd5
Introduction to Psychological Assessment6COMP3rd5
Research and Documentation Techniques in Psychology with ICT6COMP3rd5
Psychopathology II6COMP3rd6
Techniques and Instruments in Psychological Assessment6COMP3rd6
Psychology of Social and Community Intervention6COMP3rd6
Clinical Psychology6COMP3rd6
Learning Difficulties6COMP3rd6

Fourth year

ModuleECTSTypeCourseSemester
Conflict and Mediation6COMP4th7
Ethics in Psychology6ELEC4th7
Health Psychology and Quality of Life6ELEC4th7
Behaviour Analysis and Modification6COMP4th7
Intervention Techniques and Psychological Treatment6COMP4th7
English for Psychology6ELEC4th7
ICT skills in Psychology6ELEC4th7
External Academic Work Experience18EAP4th8
Final Degree Project12FP4th8
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Structure of the Curriculum for Psychology Degree Modules

The curriculum is structured in modules totalling 240 ECTS credits. Students will be able to choose elective modules from the psychology degree programme, undertake work experience and write their final degree project at the end of the course. The distribution of credits is as follows:

TypologyECTS
Basic training credits60
Compulsory Credits138
Elective credits12
External academic work experience credits18
Final Degree Project Credits12
Total240

 

Psychology Modules: Practical Training

Compulsory external practical training is worth 18 ECTS credits and forms an essential part of the psychology modules. You can complete them at health centres, hospitals, educational institutions, clinics or specialised clinics nationally thanks to the partnerships we have with prestigious organisations. You can also suggest other organisations you're interested in, as long as a partnership agreement can be set up.

If you've got previous professional experience in psychology, your placement might be recognised, subject to assessment by the relevant department. Our guidance team will help you find the option that best suits your goals, facilitating your first professional exposure to the sector.

 

Psychology Modules: Final Degree Project

The FP is a research project that allows students to apply the knowledge acquired during their degree. In their Final Degree Project, students work on a specific area of psychology, choosing from the modules on the psychology degree programme that best align with their interests and specialisation, thereby earning the 12 ECTS credits awarded for this project.