Psychology college courses

...the work and ideas of psychologists, covering topics such as attachment, memory, anti-social behaviour, gender and prrejudice Entry Requirements 4 GCSEs Grade...

...and in the second year you will sit a further two exams. Why choose this course? If you are interested in why people and animals behave in the way they...

...but demanding subject as research methods and statistics are at its core. As Psychology is applied to all aspects of life the course may be of relevance...

...Psychology is a scientific approach to understanding people, their behaviour and the causes. If people interest you then psychology is for...

...You will learn aboutresearch skills and use these skills to conduct psychological investigations. Lessons combine lectures, discussions, group and independent...

...and in the second year you will sit a further two exams. Why choose this course? If you are interested in why people and animals behave in the way they...

...· Social - How does being in prison affect our behaviour? Would we obey if we were told to kill? Would we help a stranger? · Individual differences...

...If you are fascinated by people and how they behave, then consider Psychology. You may never look at people in the same way again. Students take AS/A2...

...and remember for the exams. For the AS level you will study: During the AS year we examine 5 key topics in Psychology: Developmental Psychology...

...to Cognitive Psychology and Developmental Psychology. To develop knowledge and understanding of research methods. What will be studied on the course?...

...enables learners to gain insight in to different aspects of technology. AS Level areas of study are Individual Differences, Cognitive, Developmental...

...or Organisational Psychology. It may be useful for other occupations including Nursing, both general and psychiatric, the Social Services, Management and Personnel...

...most applicable A' levels of life What will I be doing? Year 1 - AS Level Unit 1: Cognitive Psychology, Developmental Psychology & Research Methods Unit...

...and 'The Individual in the Social Context'. The final Higher examination will then follow at the end of the programme (usually in early June)...

...Exploration of themes and debates to draw students into the heart of psychology. Analysis and presentation of complex ideas; retrieval and organisation of information... Learn about: Science in Psychology, Report Writing, Social Policy...

...so if you have ever wondered -Why we forget or-Why babies cry when they are left with a new babysitter or -How research into human behaviour is carried...

...looking to achieve a GCSE in Psychology to enhance their knowledge of a complex and interesting subject and gain an internationally recognised qualification... Learn about: Criminal Psychology, GCSE Psychology, GCSE Mathematics...

...and their subject matter is you - a unique human individual. The course gives you an insight into this exciting discipline, as well as developing your critical thinking... Learn about: Part Time...

...preferably Grade B in GCSE Science. PSYCHOLOGY Who is this course for? GCSE Psychology is not required. However, you should be aware of the scientific... Learn about: Speech Therapy, Applied Psychology, Counselling Psychology...

...This is an AS level course. What is the Psychology AS course? If you have ever wondered why we forget, or why some people are more aggressive than others...