Psychology is the scientific study of the mind and behaviour, offering fascinating insights into why people think, feel and act the way they do. This course combines scientific analysis with critical thinking, helping you to develop skills that are highly valued in higher education and a wide range of careers. This course covers diverse topics and viewpoints, exploring human behaviour through research, theory, and real-world application. Lessons are a blend of discussion, analysis and practical activities designed to ensure engagement with both the academic and applicable nature of psychology. Year 1: Approaches, Memory, Psychopathology, Social Influence, Attachment, Research Methods Year 2: Issues & Debates, Schizophrenia, Forensics, Gender, Biopsychology, Research Methods Throughout the course, you will develop: Analytical skills to critically evaluate theories and studies. Statistical skills for interpreting and applying research data. Written communication skills to construct well-argued essays. Highlights The highlights of studying Psychology, according to our students: “It has given me a deeper understanding of how different subjects link together. From analysing research data to understanding the biology of behaviour, it’s a field that bridges many essential skills.” Year 13 student “I love how it allows me to explore the complexities of human behaviour while developing valuable skills that bring together a range of disciplines.” Year 12 student