Psychology is a fascinating exploration of human nature. It is of interest to everyone, both in terms of gaining an understanding of ourselves, the world around us, and the complexities of the human psyche.
In the Advanced Diploma in Psychology, we study how our thoughts, feelings, and behaviours can help both the students of Psychology and vulnerable populations that are in need of professional support.
Delving into the world of psychology allows us to gain insight into the manner in which we interact with others, our cognitive performances, our ability to cope under pressure, and have a deeper understanding and empathy for humanity. It will help to improve our mental health, our career opportunities, and relationships.
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN PSYCHOLOGY COURSE OVERVIEW
This Advanced Diploma in Psychology emphasises psychology as the scientific study of the mind and behaviour, specifically how the mind works and how it influences emotions and behaviour.
Psychology is a multifaceted discipline and this qualification includes many component fields of study such as cognitive psychology, Child Psychology, Developmental Psychology & Positive Psychology.
This very enjoyable learning experience will help you to better understand yourself and better appreciate differences with others.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
ON SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THIS ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN PSYCHOLOGY YOU WILL BE ABLE TO:
- Describe the key concepts and theoretical perspectives of the main areas within the field of psychology.
- Evaluate the internal processes associated with Cognitive Behavioural psychology
- Demonstrate insight into how psychology evolves over the lifetime of a person.
- Outline how the self is influenced by social and cultural surroundings.
- Describe individual differences between the self and other in day-to-day living.
- Understand the core domains of psychology incl. biological, cognitive, social and developmental psychology & individual differences.
- Appreciate the multiplicity of psychological approaches, and have an awareness of their theoretical, practical, methodological and ethical implications.
