Psychology
156751
4664
PS2A23S
Psychology
Psychology (A Level | Level 3 | Single)
Social Sciences
social-sciences
14
6014838X
8747
A Level Psychology offers the opportunity to explore how different psychologists explain behaviour, how memory works, and why some individuals experience depression, phobias, and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and how they're treated. You'll examine how different areas of the brain are responsible for behaviour, investigate why some individuals develop anorexia or obesity, and much more. You'll look at how research methods, such as experiments and observations, play a vital role in psychology as a science, and you'll develop your critical thinking, communication, mathematical, analytical, and evaluative skills.

For the latest entry requirements for all our courses please click the following link: https://www.franklin.ac.uk/courses/course-entry-requirements


Explore the dynamic nature of human behaviour with this engaging and thought- provoking course. Psychology, the science behind every great decision, is far more than therapy. It underpins careers in sport, business, healthcare, education, digital industries and beyond - wherever people matter.


Complementary Courses:

Sociology
Law
Politics
History
Maths
Biology
Health and Social Care
Criminology
Applied Science
English Language
English Literature
Philosophy and Ethics
False
1
100% Examination
<p><b>Possible Career Paths:</b></p>Forensic Psychologist<br>Probation Officer<br>Emergency Services and Response Officers<br>Sports and Performance Psychologist<br>Esports Performance Analyst<br>Military Officer<br>Intelligence Analyst<br>AI-human Interaction Specialist<br>Psychotherapist<br>Social Worker<br>Counsellor<br>Educational Therapist<br>Psychologist<br>Teacher<br>Researcher<br>Business / Management / HR<br>Professional<br>Media / Advertising Professional<br>Health Care Worker

Level 3
GCE A/AS Level or Equivalent

True

Psychology (A Level | Level 3 | Single)

Level
3
Type
A Level
Programme
Single
Duration (Yrs)
2

Explore the dynamic nature of human behaviour with this engaging and thought- provoking course. Psychology, the science behind every great decision, is far more than therapy. It underpins careers in sport, business, healthcare, education, digital industries and beyond - wherever people matter.


Complementary Courses:

Sociology
Law
Politics
History
Maths
Biology
Health and Social Care
Criminology
Applied Science
English Language
English Literature
Philosophy and Ethics

Your Next Steps

Possible Career Paths:

Forensic Psychologist
Probation Officer
Emergency Services and Response Officers
Sports and Performance Psychologist
Esports Performance Analyst
Military Officer
Intelligence Analyst
AI-human Interaction Specialist
Psychotherapist
Social Worker
Counsellor
Educational Therapist
Psychologist
Teacher
Researcher
Business / Management / HR
Professional
Media / Advertising Professional
Health Care Worker
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Course Content

A Level Psychology offers the opportunity to explore how different psychologists explain behaviour, how memory works, and why some individuals experience depression, phobias, and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and how they're treated. You'll examine how different areas of the brain are responsible for behaviour, investigate why some individuals develop anorexia or obesity, and much more. You'll look at how research methods, such as experiments and observations, play a vital role in psychology as a science, and you'll develop your critical thinking, communication, mathematical, analytical, and evaluative skills.

Your Assessment

100% Examination

Our Entry Requirements

For the latest entry requirements for all our courses please click the following link: https://www.franklin.ac.uk/courses/course-entry-requirements

Back to all Psychology, Sociology, Criminology & Law courses
156751
4664
PS2A23S
Psychology
Psychology (A Level | Level 3 | Single)
Social Sciences
social-sciences
14
6014838X
8747
A Level Psychology offers the opportunity to explore how different psychologists explain behaviour, how memory works, and why some individuals experience depression, phobias, and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and how they're treated. You'll examine how different areas of the brain are responsible for behaviour, investigate why some individuals develop anorexia or obesity, and much more. You'll look at how research methods, such as experiments and observations, play a vital role in psychology as a science, and you'll develop your critical thinking, communication, mathematical, analytical, and evaluative skills.

For the latest entry requirements for all our courses please click the following link: https://www.franklin.ac.uk/courses/course-entry-requirements


Explore the dynamic nature of human behaviour with this engaging and thought- provoking course. Psychology, the science behind every great decision, is far more than therapy. It underpins careers in sport, business, healthcare, education, digital industries and beyond - wherever people matter.


Complementary Courses:

Sociology
Law
Politics
History
Maths
Biology
Health and Social Care
Criminology
Applied Science
English Language
English Literature
Philosophy and Ethics
False
1
100% Examination
<p><b>Possible Career Paths:</b></p>Forensic Psychologist<br>Probation Officer<br>Emergency Services and Response Officers<br>Sports and Performance Psychologist<br>Esports Performance Analyst<br>Military Officer<br>Intelligence Analyst<br>AI-human Interaction Specialist<br>Psychotherapist<br>Social Worker<br>Counsellor<br>Educational Therapist<br>Psychologist<br>Teacher<br>Researcher<br>Business / Management / HR<br>Professional<br>Media / Advertising Professional<br>Health Care Worker

Level 3
GCE A/AS Level or Equivalent

True
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