UG Prospectus Supplement 2021

22 BSc in Psychology andMathematics Develop numeracy, analytic and problem- solving skills to further the scientific study of the humanmind and behaviour WhyDCU? ¬ First integrated Psychology and Mathematics course in Ireland. Uniquelymeets industry demand for graduates with the knowledge of how to apply numeracy and analytical skills to interpret howhumans think, act, react and interact ¬ Small class sizes that allow for individual attention, delivered by a dynamic interdisciplinary, research- active lecturing team, with innovative teachingmethodologies and student supports ¬ Work experience (INTRA) providing practical expertise in the application of mathematics and psychology to examine real-world problems in industry, clinical, education and other relevant settings ¬ Student-centred learning philosophy that placesmajor emphasis on gaining digital, analytical, problem- solving and transferable skills ¬ High-quality research laboratories and research skills training supports with a capstone independent final- year project workingwith academic supervision in Psychology and Mathematics to deliver research- driven solutions About You You have an interest in human behaviour and an aptitude for high- level mathematics and scientific inquiry. You should possess very good verbal, written and interpersonal skills, be flexible, hard-working, creative, with an enquiringmind and the ability to think critically. Additional Requirements In addition to the general entry requirements for admission to the University (see pages 39), the following entry requirements apply: minimumof H3 inMathematics. Understanding: Psychology and Mathematics The BSc in Psychology andMathematics is the first course in Ireland to integrate these subjects for students interested in a career that combines the interpretation of human behaviour with high-level numeracy, analytical and problems solving skills. DCU is uniquely positioned to offer this course, building on core strengths in both disciplines. ‘Psychology’ is concerned with all aspects of behaviour, including the thoughts, feelings andmotivations underlying such behaviour. While psychologists differ in their interests NEW COURSE