Psychology

Use the links below to explore partner university webpages.

Most partners will produce a yearly Fact Sheet, which provides an overview of their exchange programme. 

Make sure you are considering:

• the language of instruction before applying - always check this on the partner webpages as teaching formats can change often
• how many credits or modules you'll need to take and what this means for contact hours
• different teaching styles and workload - partner institutions will differ compared to Newcastle, make sure you know what's expected of you
• your life outside of university, for example accommodation options, access to public transport, cost of living, local norms and rules

If you have any questions about particular partners, you can reach out to them directly as well as speak to the GO team. 

 

When Psychology students can study abroad

Students of the below courses can study at one of our exchange partner institutions for a full academic year, after Stage 2:

• Psychology BSc
• Psychology and Biology BSc
• Psychology and Mathematics BSc
• Psychology and Nutrition BSc
• Psychology and Sport and Exercise Science BSc
• Cognitive Science BSc

This will extend your degree by one year.

Psychology exchange partners

Follow the links below to explore the offering at each institution. Make sure you check that there are enough modules in your preferred language.