Studying Psychology

Rach333 | 21:00 Wed 08th Nov 2006 | Jobs & Education

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What are the main differences between studying psychology at university as a Bsc or BA/MA?

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BA means Bachelor of Arts, BSc means Bachelor of Science, and MA means Master of Arts (usually undertaken after a BA or BSc).

BSc degrees usually have a greater degree of science or research elements to them. Often universities will offer the same degree, but students can choose whether to have a BA or BSc depending on the courses they take. For example you may be expected to complete more field work or scientific research in order to graduate with a BSc rather than a BA.

Have a look at the courses on offer as part of the degree to see if they are more science-oriented.

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