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Does anyone know good universities (i.e. Russell Group/1994 group or high ranking for Drama/Psychology) that offer a combined degree course in Drama and Psychology?
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Manchester Metropolitan University! http://lmgtfy.com/?q=drama+and+psych...ombined+degree
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You're unlikely to find good unis that offer a combined drama and psychology degree. Why do you want to study psychology? It's unlikely that a drama and psychology degree will be BPS accredited so you will not be able to get onto graduate courses to become a practising psychologist. I'd recommend doing psychology and being an active part of uni drama societies and productions.
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(Original post by Mithi11)
Does anyone know good universities (i.e. Russell Group/1994 group or high ranking for Drama/Psychology) that offer a combined degree course in Drama and Psychology?
Does anyone know good universities (i.e. Russell Group/1994 group or high ranking for Drama/Psychology) that offer a combined degree course in Drama and Psychology?
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Sorry, I forgot to add that yeah, I know Exeter do it, and I think Glasgow do as well, but thanks a lot 
and yeah I saw Manchester Metropolitan, but that's not very good for either subject is it? That's a good point about it being BPS accredited, I'll need to check that out...
and yeah I saw Manchester Metropolitan, but that's not very good for either subject is it? That's a good point about it being BPS accredited, I'll need to check that out...
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A good place to look for which Unis offer a particular course is - www.whatuni.com BPS Accredited courses - http://www.bps.org.uk/bpslegacy/ac
The advice above about a joint subject degree not giving you professional accreditation is important - this is one reason that RG Unis don't offer these two subjects as a combination. Think carefully about WHY you want to combine these two subjects - if it is just to continue two subjects you enjoy at A Level, be careful. Both subjects will be very different at University (and btw, a Drama degree in any form doesn't train you to be an actor...).
If you are looking for a connection between the two subjects, look at Education degrees (teaching), Youth Work or something like this course at Derby - http://www.derby.ac.uk/courses/creat...apies-ba-hons/ Or you could do a single subject Psychology degree - then get some experience of working with people with Special Needs or Mental Health issues and work in 'Drama Therapy'.
The advice above about a joint subject degree not giving you professional accreditation is important - this is one reason that RG Unis don't offer these two subjects as a combination. Think carefully about WHY you want to combine these two subjects - if it is just to continue two subjects you enjoy at A Level, be careful. Both subjects will be very different at University (and btw, a Drama degree in any form doesn't train you to be an actor...).
If you are looking for a connection between the two subjects, look at Education degrees (teaching), Youth Work or something like this course at Derby - http://www.derby.ac.uk/courses/creat...apies-ba-hons/ Or you could do a single subject Psychology degree - then get some experience of working with people with Special Needs or Mental Health issues and work in 'Drama Therapy'.
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(Original post by returnmigrant)
A good place to look for which Unis offer a particular course is - www.whatuni.com BPS Accredited courses - http://www.bps.org.uk/bpslegacy/ac
The advice above about a joint subject degree not giving you professional accreditation is important - this is one reason that RG Unis don't offer these two subjects as a combination. Think carefully about WHY you want to combine these two subjects - if it is just to continue two subjects you enjoy at A Level, be careful. Both subjects will be very different at University (and btw, a Drama degree in any form doesn't train you to be an actor...).
If you are looking for a connection between the two subjects, look at Education degrees (teaching), Youth Work or something like this course at Derby - http://www.derby.ac.uk/courses/creat...apies-ba-hons/ Or you could do a single subject Psychology degree - then get some experience of working with people with Special Needs or Mental Health issues and work in 'Drama Therapy'.
A good place to look for which Unis offer a particular course is - www.whatuni.com BPS Accredited courses - http://www.bps.org.uk/bpslegacy/ac
The advice above about a joint subject degree not giving you professional accreditation is important - this is one reason that RG Unis don't offer these two subjects as a combination. Think carefully about WHY you want to combine these two subjects - if it is just to continue two subjects you enjoy at A Level, be careful. Both subjects will be very different at University (and btw, a Drama degree in any form doesn't train you to be an actor...).
If you are looking for a connection between the two subjects, look at Education degrees (teaching), Youth Work or something like this course at Derby - http://www.derby.ac.uk/courses/creat...apies-ba-hons/ Or you could do a single subject Psychology degree - then get some experience of working with people with Special Needs or Mental Health issues and work in 'Drama Therapy'.
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(Original post by returnmigrant)
A good place to look for which Unis offer a particular course is - www.whatuni.com BPS Accredited courses - http://www.bps.org.uk/bpslegacy/ac
The advice above about a joint subject degree not giving you professional accreditation is important - this is one reason that RG Unis don't offer these two subjects as a combination. Think carefully about WHY you want to combine these two subjects - if it is just to continue two subjects you enjoy at A Level, be careful. Both subjects will be very different at University (and btw, a Drama degree in any form doesn't train you to be an actor...).
If you are looking for a connection between the two subjects, look at Education degrees (teaching), Youth Work or something like this course at Derby - http://www.derby.ac.uk/courses/creat...apies-ba-hons/ Or you could do a single subject Psychology degree - then get some experience of working with people with Special Needs or Mental Health issues and work in 'Drama Therapy'.
A good place to look for which Unis offer a particular course is - www.whatuni.com BPS Accredited courses - http://www.bps.org.uk/bpslegacy/ac
The advice above about a joint subject degree not giving you professional accreditation is important - this is one reason that RG Unis don't offer these two subjects as a combination. Think carefully about WHY you want to combine these two subjects - if it is just to continue two subjects you enjoy at A Level, be careful. Both subjects will be very different at University (and btw, a Drama degree in any form doesn't train you to be an actor...).
If you are looking for a connection between the two subjects, look at Education degrees (teaching), Youth Work or something like this course at Derby - http://www.derby.ac.uk/courses/creat...apies-ba-hons/ Or you could do a single subject Psychology degree - then get some experience of working with people with Special Needs or Mental Health issues and work in 'Drama Therapy'.
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'Drama' is not the same as 'Acting'.
A degree in either is an academic qualification not a training in 'how to work in professional theatre'.
A degree in either is an academic qualification not a training in 'how to work in professional theatre'.
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(Original post by brittanylouis)
It's awkward to add to choices on UCAS, do you remember how you did it?
It's awkward to add to choices on UCAS, do you remember how you did it?
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