Oxford Cambridge The Human Mind Psychology Unlocked

Psychology examines the mind, behaviour and experience, through both scientific research and conceptual theorising.

The Psychology summer school at Oxford Summer Courses, designed for 13-15 years old students, provides seminars and small group learning and is priced from £6,995.

The Psychology Cambridge summer school at Oxford Summer Courses, designed for 13-15 years old students, provides seminars and small group learning and is priced from £6,995.

The Psychology Cambridge summer school at Oxford Summer Courses, designed for 16-17 years old students, provides tutorials and is priced from £6,995.

The Psychology summer school at Oxford Summer Courses, designed for 16-17 years old students, provides tutorials and is priced from £6,995.

The Psychology summer school at Oxford Summer Courses, designed for 18-24 years old students, provides tutorials and is priced from £6,995.

In this survey course, students investigate a wide range of psychological topics including dreams, memory, consciousness, anxiety, body language, gender, sexuality, and education. As well as examining the history of the subject, select case histories, and various mental disorders, students are introduced to research methodologies and diverse analytical frameworks in order to design their own experiments. They come away from the course with a better understanding of the career options in this field and possible areas for further research.

Led by cutting-edge researchers engaged in experimental psychology, students address a different topic each class. These include introductions to mental processes and problem solving, evolutionary psychology, clinical psychology, behaviorism, and psychoanalysis. In addition to surveying various fields, students learn how research projects are developed and experiments undertaken.

Unlock your future in psychology with Study Mind’s Psychology Summer Career Camp. Take part in hands-on, practical workshops led by expert psychologists and clinicians who visit the programme, giving you real-world insight. Develop key psychological skills and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of psychology in the heart of London.

How does the brain process information, make decisions, and learn? Computational Psychologists seek to answer these questions by using algorithms and mathematical models to simulate and analyse the mechanisms behind mental processes. The field has been highly influential on Artificial Intelligence research and development, as data scientists attempt to convincingly recreate human thought, speech, and behaviour in machines, a challenge Alan Turing called the ‘Imitation Game’. Introducing Computational Psychology, Computational Neuroscience, and AI, this course offers a fascinating insight into these exciting and forward-looking interconnected fields of research.

Fascinated by the human mind, thought and behaviour? If you’re thinking of studying psychology, this course will give you a great head start. You’ll learn how to define and measure personality, explore the connection between language and thought, and start to better understand social psychology and human interaction. You’ll also learn practical research skills.

The Faculty of Psychology at Cambridge introduces you to the study of the mind and behaviour, from memory and perception to social influence and mental health. This programme is designed for students curious about why people think, feel, and act as they do. Through theory, experiments, and applied case studies, you’ll build a foundation in psychology and develop the skills to analyse human behaviour in both individual and group settings.

How are we able to focus on one thing rather than something else? Why do we remember some things and forget others? What makes human beings intelligent? This course offers the opportunity to explore these questions and more through an introduction to Cognitive Psychology, a key area within Psychology which examines how the brain works.

Using cognitive, experimental, and clinical approaches, students explore the structure and function of the brain as it relates to cognitive process and behavior. Students address the principles of neuroscience, neurology, and psychiatry, learn select diagnostic techniques, and study brain injuries and mental disorders. Classroom experiments are complemented by visits to laboratories.

This programme prepares students to excel in their chosen subjects within the highly competitive higher education environment. Students choose one university-level subject taught at a first-year undergraduate level.

Mixing economics with psychology and game theory, this course seeks to understand what drives individual economic decisions. What psychological and emotional factors induce people to buy a $5 cup of coffee? How can we explain consumers' decisions when they depart from the expectations of standard economic models? How do risk and uncertainty impact people's spending? Students investigate areas such as luxury goods, healthcare, insurance, and labor while considering how psychology affects economic decision-making.

Drawing on aspects of criminology, law, psychology, and forensics, students seek to understand what makes a criminal and what society's response to criminal behavior reveals about the community itself. They spend time with NYPD officers, lawyers, visit courthouses, and learn how the authorities are adapting to challenges such as cybercrime and terrorism while examining all aspects of the criminal justice system.

Whether it is a politician guiding a nation through crisis, a visionary tech entrepreneur disrupting the global business landscape, or an inspirational activist campaigning for social justice, great leaders have the power to change the world. But what makes a great leader, and how do you become one?

In this course, students examine the development of the specialty of neuroscience. They learn the main principles of cognitive psychology, neuroanatomy and neurophysiology, and clinical methods and practices. They also explore the technology behind diagnostic tools like CT and MRI scanners.

Unravel the human mind in Boston, a city at the forefront of psychological research and innovation.

Explore the human mind in Cambridge, a city rich in psychological research history.

Advance your understanding of the mind in Cambridge, a leader in psychological research and innovation.

Examine the human mind in London, a city at the forefront of psychology, neuroscience, and behavioural research.

Unravel the human mind in Oxford, a hub for groundbreaking psychological research and theory.

Study the human mind in Singapore, a city advancing research in mental health and cognitive science.

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Unravel the complexities of the human mind while studying psychology in Tokyo.

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Explore what drives human behaviour and how it shapes the world around us. This course invites students to delve into the psychology of decision-making, the power of communication, and the foundations of purposeful leadership. Perfect for those interested in understanding people, ideas, and influence.

What brings people together — and what pushes them apart? This course explores how group identities are formed, how individuals understand themselves in relation to others, and how both connection and division emerge within and between social and political groups. Drawing on key theories, cutting-edge research, and global case studies, students will examine the psychological mechanisms that shape social relations including how people connect, cooperate, and sometimes come into conflict.

This course explores three main areas of sports medicine: biomechanics; sports psychology, and exercise physiology, including diet, fitness regimes, and the effects that artificial substances, such as steroids, have on the human body. Students also explore the ethical questions surrounding the use of special surgery and doping in sports.

SBC's Eton College program offers diverse academic subjects in a prestigious environment for ages 12-16.

Immerse yourself in Canadian culture and university-style learning at the Toronto Academic Insights summer programme for students aged 15–18.

Join us at the ultimate pre-university experience, a stepping stone designed to prepare you for entry into top universities for students 14-17.

The Cambridge Tradition, offered by Oxbridge Academic Programs for students in grades 10-12, provides diverse academic courses and cultural immersion at Cambridge University.

The Oxford Tradition Summer School, for grades 10-12, offers rigorous academic courses and cultural immersion at Oxford.