Psychology encompasses a wide array of topics and fields. It delves into biological aspects, such as the functioning of the brain, and extends into societal questions like group behavior. Areas within psychology include mental health, child development, visual perception, animal learning, job recruitment, peer pressure, work stress, language development, and user interface design. While psychoanalysis, often associated with Freud, is a well-known aspect, it represents only a small portion of the discipline. Psychologists are not mind readers nor are they synonymous with psychotherapists, though some may pursue careers as therapists or counselors.

Located in Cambridge, England, this prestigious university offers a course in Psychological and Behavioural Sciences. During the first year, students are required to study three compulsory papers: Introduction to Experimental Psychology and Neuroscience, Social Psychology, Applied Psychology and Individual Differences, and From Subjective Questions to Objective Science. Additionally, students select an optional paper from a range of options. Entry requirements include A level results of A*A*A (equivalent to 17/20 in the Baccalauréat Général), with a focus on biology and mathematics. In 2022, the course accepted 87 students. For international students, the tuition fee is £37,293 per year, plus additional college fees.