Why Study Biopsychology?
Biopsychology looks at the relationship between the brain and human behaviour.
It considers how our physical state affects the way in which we think, and how we think affects our physical state. For example, when we are stressed, this has a physical and mental effect.
The course considers the interaction between the brain and our biology.
The course is suitable for anyone wanting to increase their knowledge, or improve their job and career prospects. For example -
- Carers
- Nursing home staff
- Nurses
- Social workers
- Counsellors
- Therapists
- Pharmacy staff
Etc.
What Will You Learn From This Course?
Biopsychology course studying the interaction between our brain and biology, how our physiology affects the way we think.
The Biopsychology certificate looks at biopsychology, neuropsychology and psychopharmacology, and considers –
- How our brain affects our behaviour.
- How our body affects our brain.
- The effects of drugs and alcohol on our body.
- Anatomical structures.
- Physiological processes
- The functioning of the brain.
- How chemicals affect our brain and our bodies and also affects how we behave.
The course consists of six modules. There are four core modules of Biopsychology I and II, Neuropsychology and Psychopharmacology.
You then choose two modules from a list of electives given below.
Modules