Psychology (T22) | Open University

Course summary

If you’re interested in psychology and would like to learn more, or find out if it’s the right subject for you, this certificate could be the ideal starting point. You’ll learn about the different ways in which psychologists investigate the human mind and behaviour, and how psychological research addresses real-life issues – including ageing, crime and justice, education, employment, mental health, personal relationships and much more.

Key features of the course

Gain an understanding of different areas of psychology, with the option to include childhood studies and child psychology
Gives you an opportunity to conduct a psychological study of your own
Develops valuable analytical and communication skills
Builds a solid foundation for further study

Entry requirements

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