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Mandatory modules

These are the modules that all students on the programme or specialisation follow. PALSG101: Introduction to the Brain and Imaging the Brain and PALSG102: Research Methods are the two taught modules which everyone will attend and make up the two biggest modules on the programme. Individual specialisations also have mandatory modules which everyone follows: Neuroscience and Communication students all attend PLING121: Syntax and Linguistics with Neuroscience students will all be enrolled in PALSG103: Neuroscience of Language.

Research Themes

THE Ranking

UCL ranked 2nd worldwide for Psychology in the latest THE rankings

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Sustainability

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Equality

The Division has been awarded an Athena SWAN silver award recognising our commitment to gender equality.