Free BTEC Level 3 Applied Psychology Course in Birmingham. Classes run at University College Birmingham, full-time over two years.
Applied psychology explores why people think, feel, and behave the way they do. The course covers topics including cells and organ systems, human behaviour, and the science behind the mind. You'll take a practical, problem-solving approach throughout. This Level 3 BTEC applied psychology qualification is a strong route into psychology, health, and science degrees.
You'll finish with a Pearson Edexcel BTEC National Certificate in Applied Psychology.
Intrigued by why we think, feel and behave the way we do? Do you enjoy learning about science through a hands-on practical approach?
Applied Psychology explores our complex behaviours and the inner workings of our fascinating minds. With a strong practical and problem-solving approach, this course provides you with a unique learning pathway onto our psychology degree, as well as other science and health degrees.
You will deepen your understanding of key topics such as cells and organ systems, chemical bonding and reactions, waves and materials and learn different psychological approaches and how research is conducted, with a large unit on health psychology. Within our brand-new laboratories, you will conduct experiments, learning advanced analytical skills as well as developing excellence in laboratory practice. You will also get to conduct your own research into a scientific area you find especially interesting.
Studied over two years, it leads to two qualifications: a National Diploma in Applied Science (equivalent to 2 A-levels) and a National Extended Certificate in Applied Psychology (equivalent to 1 A-level). This gives you the opportunity to continue to study biology, chemistry and physics while enabling you to gain a thorough knowledge and understanding of psychology. The course has a large emphasis on experiments, research and coursework. On completion, you will be ready to pursue a career or higher education course in psychology or the applied science sector.
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