Psychology degrees typically employ a range of teaching techniques, allowing students to gain the diverse skills needed to carry out psychological investigations. This will often include practical lessons; lectures in relevant theory and tools, such as how to carry out research and analyse data; and training with professional software programs. There is several different research methods used in psychology. These fall into two areas: quantitative, which depends upon the use of mathematical or statistical data, and qualitative. Within these two divisions are several kinds of research including correlational, descriptive and experimental. Which type of research is utilized depends upon the goals of the research, while it depends on Case Study, Experiment, Observational Study, Survey and Content Analysis. Therefore, the course offers research facilities for studying perception, developmental psychology, cognition, and behavioural neuroscience, as well as for the applied side, such as studying neuro rehabilitation, education, and health.