Psychology A Level
Start Date | 01/08/2025
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Is this course for me?
You're in control of your subject choice, great if you're not sure about your future career.Choose three or four from the following:
• Biology • Business • Chemistry • Computer Science • Economics • English Language & Literature • English Literature • Fine Art* • History • Mathematics • Media Studies • Physics • Politics • Psychology • Sociology
What will I study?
You will seek to answer questions such as, why do people obey authority? How do children learn aggressive behaviours? How reliable are eyewitnesses memories? In the second year we take a deep dive into mental health, studying the causes of mental health disorders and various ways in which they can be treated.
Forensic psychology, examines the causes of criminal behaviour, how can we reduce this, and what effect prison has on people. Other topics include Sports Psychology and how we perform in front of an audience. How do we work effectively as part of a team, and how can we manage anxiety?
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Course Fees
16-18 Year Olds | 19+ year olds | Free for eligible learners? | Is Loan Available? |
FREE |
16-18 year olds do not pay exam fees.
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