This is a combination course. This course is part of the social sciences pathway, which also includes the following courses, Criminology and Sociology.
This Level 3 course develops your understanding of psychological theories and research methods, equipping you with the skills needed for success in employment or university. Throughout the course, you will explore key areas of psychology including cognitive, social, biological, and learning approaches. You will also learn how to conduct psychological research, analyse data using statistical techniques, and apply psychological concepts to real-world scenarios.
Level 3 National Certificate in Applied Psychology.
University degrees, including psychology, criminology, counselling, education, nursing, and social work. Employment options include: assistant psychologist, mental health support worker, youth worker, and roles in education, healthcare, and social services.
Psychological Approaches and Applications
Conducting Psychological Research
Health Psychology
Criminal and Forensic Psychology
Introduction to Psychopathology
Assessment will be via exams and coursework.
A minimum of 5 GCSEs at grade 4 (grade C), to include at least grade 4 (grade C) in English Language.
