Subjects at A level

Biology
Chemistry
Social Sciences

Learning Resources

Research Writing

Academic Writing

Choosing & Applying for University

CV Writing

Navigating Career Path Options

Business School

Interviews

Enroll for this high school degree course

Description:

Introduction to degree course was developed in response to high dropout and failure rates of university students. The program fully supports successful progression of students from high school to undergraduate study and beyond. This course introduces students to a degree, giving students a frame work and direction in their area of study. We are well aware that if students fail to understand the foundation of the subject they are likely to lose interest in the subject that is why this course was designed to make it easier for students. The course is equipped with most of the learning materials required by students to understand their degree program.

This course was developed in consultation with universities at global. The course is designed to give students a deeper knowledge and understanding of the degree. The course is designed to enhance the creativity and critical thinking skills that are needed by students to develop their own ideas at University standard. Taking students step by step, to simplify and to explain the degree.

The course equips students with the knowledge needed to make an informed decision before starting and during your studies enabling students to plan ahead, minimizing student failure rates. The process makes knowledge transfer easier between students, universities, professionals, employers and research institutes The aim of this course is not just to make learning easier, but also to help put qualification in to use. We understand that most students at Universities fail not because they are “dumb” but, because they don’t get to understand what they are required to do.

Key Modules:

1: Introduction to Psychology

This module provides an overview of the field of psychology, introducing students to its history, major theories, and key concepts. Topics covered may include biological psychology, cognitive psychology, developmental psychology, social psychology, and abnormal psychology.

Enroll for this module

2: Research Methods in Psychology

This module focuses on the fundamental principles and techniques of psychological research. Students learn about experimental design, data collection methods, statistical analysis, and ethical considerations in conducting research studies.

Enroll for this module

3: Psychopharmacology

This module examines the effects of drugs on behavior and mental processes. Students learn about the mechanisms of action, therapeutic uses, and side effects of psychoactive drugs, as well as the role of neurotransmitters in psychopharmacology.

Enroll for this module

4: Cognitive Psychology

This module explores the study of mental processes such as perception, attention, memory, language, and problem-solving. Students learn about the cognitive processes involved in information processing, decision-making, and learning.

Enroll for this module

5: Developmental Psychology

This module examines the psychological changes that occur across the lifespan, from infancy to old age. Students learn about theories of development, including cognitive, social, and emotional aspects, as well as the influence of genetics, environment, and culture on development.

Enroll for this module

6: Social Psychology

This module explores how individuals think, feel, and behave in social contexts. Students learn about topics such as social cognition, attitudes, conformity, persuasion, group dynamics, and intergroup relations.

Enroll for this module

7: Biological Psychology

This module focuses on the biological foundations of behavior and mental processes. Students learn about the structure and function of the nervous system, the role of genetics and hormones in behavior, and the relationship between the brain and behavior.

Enroll for this module

8: Industrial Psychology

This module examines the application of psychology to the workplace. Students learn about topics such as employee motivation, job satisfaction, leadership, organizational behavior, and the selection and training of employees.

Enroll for this module

9: Personality Psychology

This module explores the study of individual differences in personality, including theories of personality development, assessment methods, and the influence of personality on behavior and well-being.

Enroll for this module

10: Psychological Assessment

This module covers the principles and techniques of psychological assessment, including standardized tests, interviews, and observational methods. Students learn about the use and interpretation of assessments in areas such as intelligence, personality, and psychopathology.

Enroll for this module

11: Psychobiology

This module focuses on the physiological basis of behavior and mental processes. Students learn about topics such as the neurobiology of learning and memory, the role of neurotransmitters in behavior, and the relationship between brain structure and function.

Enroll for this module

12: Cross-Cultural Psychology

This module examines the impact of culture on human behavior and mental processes. Students learn about cultural influences on cognition, emotion, social behavior, and mental health, as well as the methods used to study cultural differences.

Enroll for this module

13: Sensation and Perception

This module explores the processes by which we perceive and make sense of the world around us. Students learn about the sensory systems involved in vision, hearing, taste, touch, and smell, as well as the psychological factors that influence perception.

Enroll for this module

14: Emotion and Motivation

This module focuses on the study of emotions and motivations, including the physiological, cognitive, and social aspects of emotional experience. Students learn about theories of emotion, the role of emotions in behavior, and the motivation behind human actions.

Enroll for this module

15: Health Psychology

This module examines the psychological factors that influence health and well-being. Students learn about the biopsychosocial model of health, health behaviors, stress and coping, and the psychological aspects of illness and treatment.

Enroll for this module

16: Forensic Psychology

This module explores the application of psychology to the legal and criminal justice system. Students learn about topics such as criminal behavior, eyewitness testimony, offender profiling, and the assessment and treatment of individuals involved in the legal system.

Enroll for this module

17: Guidance and Counselling

This module explores the theories, principles, and techniques of guidance and counselling. Students learn about the role of counsellors in supporting individuals through various life challenges, career decision-making, and personal growth. The module covers topics such as counselling ethics, communication skills, assessment methods, and counselling interventions.

Enroll for this module

18: Neuropsychology

This module focuses on the relationship between brain function and behavior. Students learn about the cognitive processes and psychological functions associated with different areas of the brain. The module covers topics such as neuropsychological assessment, brain disorders, cognitive rehabilitation, and the impact of brain injuries on behavior and cognition.

Enroll for this module

19: Psychometrics

This module introduces students to the theory and practice of psychological measurement. Students learn about the development, validation, and interpretation of psychological tests and assessments. The module covers topics such as test construction, reliability, validity, and the ethical use of psychometric tools in research and applied settings.

Enroll for this module

20: History of Psychology

This module provides a historical overview of the development of psychology as a scientific discipline. Students learn about influential figures, major theories, and significant milestones in the history of psychology. The module explores how historical perspectives have shaped the current understanding of human behavior and mental processes.

Enroll for this module

21: Psycholinguistics

This module examines the psychological processes involved in language acquisition, production, and comprehension. Students learn about the cognitive mechanisms underlying language use, including language development, language disorders, semantics, syntax, and pragmatics.

Enroll for this module

22: Psychology of Special Populations

This module focuses on the study of psychological issues and interventions specific to special populations, such as individuals with disabilities, chronic illnesses, or diverse cultural backgrounds. Students learn about the unique challenges faced by these populations and explore strategies for promoting their well-being and inclusion.

Enroll for this module

23: African Philosophy & Thought

This module explores the philosophical traditions, cultural values, and thought systems of Africa. Students examine how African philosophy and thought intersect with psychology, including topics such as personhood, communalism, identity, and indigenous healing practices.

Enroll for this module

24: Psychology of Religion

This module examines the psychological aspects of religious beliefs, practices, and experiences. Students learn about the influence of religion on individual and collective behavior, cognition, mental health, and well-being. The module explores topics such as religious identity, spirituality, religious coping, and the psychological effects of religious beliefs.

Enroll for this module

25: Introduction to Sociology

This module provides an introduction to the basic concepts, theories, and methods of sociology. Students explore social structures, institutions, socialization processes, group dynamics, and sociocultural factors that shape human behavior and interactions. The module highlights how sociology and psychology intersect in understanding individuals and society.

Enroll for this module

26: Child Development

This module focuses on the psychological, cognitive, and socioemotional development of children from infancy through adolescence. Students learn about developmental theories, milestones, and factors that influence child development, such as genetics, environment, and parenting practices.

Enroll for this module

27: Adolescence and Adulthood

This module examines the psychological changes and challenges that occur during adolescence and adulthood. Students learn about the physical, cognitive, emotional, and social development of individuals during these life stages. The module covers topics such as identity formation, peer relationships, career development, and the transitions to adulthood.

Enroll for this module

28: Community Psychology

This module explores the application of psychological principles to promote social change and community well-being. Students learn about community-based research, program development, and interventions aimed at addressing social issues, promoting social justice, and empowering individuals and communities.

Enroll for this module

29: Sport Psychology

This module focuses on the psychological factors that influence sports performance, motivation, and well-being. Students learn about topics such as goal-setting, self-confidence, imagery, team dynamics, and psychological interventions used with athletes to enhance performance and mental resilience.

Enroll for this module

30: Psychotherapy

This module introduces students to different theoretical approaches and techniques used in psychotherapy. Students learn about the therapeutic relationship, assessment methods, treatment planning, and the application of evidence-based interventions for various psychological disorders and concerns.

Enroll for this module

31: Educational Psychology

This module examines the psychological principles and theories relevant to teaching and learning. Students learn about topics such as learning theories, motivation, classroom management, assessment methods, and the impact of psychological factors on educational outcomes.

Enroll for this module