A-Level Psychology is the perfect choice if you are interested in investigating, understanding and explaining human behaviour from a scientific perspective. It develops your understanding of key theoretical concepts and approaches, plus your appreciation for the methods that psychologists use when conducting research. You study a range of topics, learning how to evaluate conflicting theories and how to apply this knowledge. A Level Psychology ensures you develop an inquiring mind, plus the ability to use scientific research to support and challenge claims about why people behave as they do. These skills and abilities are much valued by universities and future employers. What you will learn in Year 12: • Approaches in psychology • Biopsychology • Memory • Research methods • Social influence • Attachment What you will learn in Year 13: • Psychopathology • Schizophrenia • Issues and debate • Research methods • Gender • Forensic psychology Assessment: You will be assessed by three examinations taken at the end of Year 13. Looking ahead: A Level Psychology is a respected academic subject that combines well with other courses, including the arts and sciences. It is good option for progression to university and useful in any career where an insight, interaction or understanding of human behaviour and development is beneficial. People with skills in psychology are sought after in business, management, teaching, research, social work, and careers in medicine and healthcare.