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Access to Higher Education: Psychology Sciences

Study Mode
Part Time Day
Level
3
Duration
<p>The course runs for 36 weeks starting in September.</p>
Subject
Suitable for
19+
Location
Stratford Campus
Access to Higher Education: Psychology Sciences
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About the course

On this course you will develop your knowledge and understanding of psychology. You will study a range of relevant subjects, including abnormal psychology, cognitive psychology, neuropsychology, applied psychology, sociology and counselling.

In addition to this, you will develop the skills that are required for success in higher education. You will also receive advice and guidance while completing your UCAS application to study at university.

You will be continually assessed throughout the year using a variety of assessment methods.

Why study with us

Are you aged over 19? Do you have an interest in studying psychology?

If you want to go to university to study psychology at degree level but don’t have the qualifications you need, this course will enable you to develop the skills and knowledge that are required for Higher Education.

This is a level 3 course and is equivalent to three A-levels.

Entry requirements

You must be at least 19 years old at the beginning of the course and hold a minimum of level 2 qualifications in both English and Mathematics.

However, if you have already achieved a level 2 qualification in one of these subjects, you will have the option to gain a level 2 qualification in GCSE or Functional Skills English or Maths where applicable.

How much will this course cost?

The course fee is TBC.

Progression

The majority of students that successfully complete the course will progress on to a university degree programme, with a focus on psychology or a related field. Other options include progression to a Foundation Degree.

The main focus of Access programmes is to prepare learners to study at university. However, some may decide to go into employment.

On completion of your course, you will receive a profile of credits that will reflect your suitability for your chosen degree programme.