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Undergraduate Courses

Psychology, Experimental

Applicants may also wish to consider the Psychology, Philosophy & Linguistics course.

Why study Experimental Psychology at St Hilda’s?

Psychology is fascinating, fun and challenging. Every day you will learn something amazing! Oxford has the best psychology department in Europe and St Hilda's college admits more psychology students than any other Oxford college. This provides an immediate group of like-minded people and we hold regular social events for all St Hilda's psychology students.

St Hilda's has two dedicated tutors covering a wide range of teaching, so you'll receive excellent academic and social support. Each term, there are individual progress review meetings for our students. There are weekly drop-in surgeries as well, where students are able to gain information or support on any academic or personal matter.

Psychology students at St. Hilda’s have a variety of social events available to them throughout each term. There are Psychology social events and dinners, as well as punting during the summer.

After St Hilda's

Recent graduates have gone on to take a variety of paths. Please view these comments from recent graduates for more information.

St Hilda’s operates its own career networks of former students working in particular professional areas. These networks provide opportunities for meeting, sharing experiences, and mentoring and cover a wide range of professional areas.

Further information

There are no required courses to study Experimental Psychology. However, extra work on statistics or introductory psychology (see recommended reading from the Department of Experimental Psychology) is always useful. You will be sent an introductory reading list before arriving.

If you would like to know more about studying Experimental Psychology at St Hilda's College, please explore the links below:

Meet our Academics

You can read more about the course academics via their profiles which can be accessed below.

Stephen McHugh

Tutorial Fellow in Psychology

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Psychology

Ann Dowker

Lecturer in Psychology

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Psychology