Graduate Story

Amy Felgate, BSc (Hons) Psychology and Sociology

I chose to study at the University of Suffolk due to not only being very familiar and close to home but also due to the class sizes. Due to the small classes the teaching style is made more personal with the lectures actually knowing your name and ability. This has helped me really develop at my own pace with my speaking skills. At the University of Suffolk, I'm studying a BSc (Hons) in Psychology and Sociology with BPS accreditation. 

I chose this degree due to my own personal interests plus my love for the subjects and this degree would allow me to learn even more! After completing my first year I am confident that I have made the correct decision for following a degree in such a friendly environment. 

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