Humanities and Social Sciences

Psychology is the scientific study of the mind and behaviour. This course explores how people think, feel and act — both individually and within groups. You’ll examine key debates such as whether our behaviour is shaped by nature or nurture,...

History helps us understand how the world we live in today was shaped by the events, ideas and people of the past. This course encourages debate, discussion and independent thinking while developing your research, analytical and communication skills. You’ll learn...

Prepare for a career in the legal and professional services sector through this Level 3 T Level in Legal Services. This course is designed for students who are interested in law, justice and how legal systems operate within society and...

A Level Geography explores how natural environments and human societies interact and change over time. You will investigate major global challenges such as climate change, urbanisation, population growth and resource management, while developing strong analytical and research skills.

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This one-year course is equivalent to one A Level and is studied as part of a broader A Level programme. Psychology is the scientific study of human behaviour, thoughts and emotions. You’ll explore why people think and act the way...

French philosopher Michel Foucault once wrote that “everything is political” — and in many ways, he was right. Politics is about power: who has it, how they use it, and how it can be challenged. This course explores these questions...

If you’re curious about how people interact and what shapes modern society, Sociology will inspire you. This course explores how individuals and groups are influenced by social institutions such as family, education and the legal system. You’ll develop critical thinking...