Who is the course for? This course is for students who are interested in people and would like to understand how and why we act, think feel and behave in certain ways. What you’ll learn: Psychology is the science of mind and behaviour. It aims to explain why humans behave in certain ways, from memory to obedience, attachment to crime and relationships to schizophrenia. In studying psychology you will learn a variety of skills including analytical thinking, improved communication and problem solving. Psychology also involves research methods and biopsychology which will require mathematical and science skills. Psychology is a really interesting subject that helps you to understand human behaviour. What subjects this goes well with: Sociology, Business, Economics, Art, Biology, Computer Science, English Literature, History and Government and Politics How you’ll learn: Classroom based learning What you can do next: Psychology can lead to degrees in law, English, business studies, teaching, sport and exercise science, as well as psychology, to name a few. It will also give you a whole host of exciting career options including clinical psychology, forensic psychology, human resources, accountancy, marketing, nursing and occupational therapy. How to prepare for this course Look at the AQA specification and read up on topics on ‘simply psychology’