Psychology (Criminal Behaviour)

You will gain knowledge and skills of both a general and a specialised character. You will gain a broad understanding of psychological theories in a range of sub-disciplines, and gain listening and communication skills, analytic and statistical skills, and a good grounding in how psychology is applied in forensic and related settings. These transferable skills apply to a wide range of other disciplines within science, general management and sales.
The University of Wolverhampton prides itself on helping students gain a number of desirable graduate attributes, including specialist knowledge and enterprise, technological literacy, research skills, effective communication and global awareness. From our 2009 graduates, 90.7% were employed and/or in further study which is higher than the national average of 88.7%.

2019 Entry
GCSE Maths and English grade C+ / 4 or equivalent.
The following are considered equivalent of grade 'C' mathematics:

OCN Access to HE Core Mathematics
National Test level 2 Numeracy
Key Skills L3 Application of number
Functional Skills L2 Mathematics

The following are not accepted:

Key Skills L2: Application of number


Plus Either

BBC from A Levels
BTEC QCF National Diploma D*D*
BTEC Extended Diploma DMM.
The Access to HE Diploma requires candidates to accumulate 60 credits, at least 45 of which are at Level 3 in Education, Health and Wellbeing guarantees entry...