Psychology and sociology allow you to better understand not only the society in which you are a part of but also what motivates individuals to take the action they do, whether that’s to help or hinder the wider society.
This Access to Higher Education Diploma (Social Science) – Psychology and Sociology focuses on key areas of psychology, delving into cognitive and abnormal psychology, as well as the brain’s nervous system.
On the sociological side, you will cover crime, poverty, health, and discrimination, exploring the ways in which they affect societal structures. You will gain extensive knowledge in these two disciplines, helping you understand the relationship between the two.
As well as developing a foundational knowledge of these topics, you will also be able to include your Access to Higher Education Diploma (Social Science) – Psychology and Sociology in university applications. This is because they are widely accepted by most higher education establishments.
An Access to HE Diploma is considered to be the equivalent of 3 A Levels, so if you are without traditional qualifications, this form of study is ideal for you. While most universities accept this nationally recognised Level 3 Diploma, you should check with your chosen establishment before applying.
As part of your studies, you will also learn various study skills and techniques on how to pen assignments. This is because Access to Higher Education Diplomas are also designed to prepare you for degree-level learning.
This course will give you the opportunity to develop a comprehensive understanding of psychology and sociology, preparing you for further studies. This course will open up learning opportunities across a number of areas.
As soon as you enrol, you will be given 24/7 access to all of your course materials via our innovative learning platform. You will also be issued with an Individual Learning Plan, which details the submission deadlines of your assignments, helping you keep on track.
You will have two years to achieve your Access to Higher Education Diploma (Social Science) – Psychology and Sociology, but most Stonebridge Associated Colleges students complete the course on average of 9-12 months.
On successful completion of the Access to Higher Education Diploma (Social Science) - Psychology and Sociology Pathway, (QAA ref = 4001437X), you will receive a Skills & Education Group Access, QAA recognised, Access to Higher Education Diploma at Level 3. As part of your programme, you will also receive help as well as guidance on your university application and the research you need to do to get the most out of your diploma.
An access validating agency with a strong social purpose to recognise achievement, particularly for those who have benefited least from their previous educational experiences, Skills and Education Group Access supports the needs of learners, providers, businesses and communities.
You must hold Level 2 qualifications in both English and Maths, or be working towards them alongside studying your Access to Higher Education Diploma. You also need to have a UK address to enrol.
It must be reiterated that each university will set its own admission criteria. So, you must check with your desired institution if your Access to HE Diploma and other qualifications will be accepted.
In many cases, to get started on healthcare courses at university, you will need:
It is your responsibility to check that your Access to HE Diploma will be accepted as part of these entry requirements for your chosen degree. learndirect will not be held accountable if completing this Access to Higher Education Diploma doesn’t secure you a position with a higher education institution.
This course is ideally suited to those who have completed full-time education but have not achieved the grades required to get into university.
The average time it takes our learners to complete the course is 9-12 months.
A range of assessment methodologies are used, including: academic report, essay, case study analysis, academic poster, timed test, journal article, experiment, portfolio, presentation (video and audio recording), academic writing skills tasks
There are no exams included in the assessment of the course.
No membership is required to enrol on this course.
Learners must be actively studying for a minimum of six months before results can be ratified and certificates ordered. The six month period does not start until you have passed unit 2 of your course and you must be submitting assignments regularly (in line with the deadlines in your Individual Learning Plan) to meet this six month requirement. Certificates can only be issued once your course is paid for in full.
You can expect to receive your certificate 12-16 weeks from your final assignment being marked and graded, depending on the time of year. You will be provided with regular updates throughout the certification process so that you are fully informed of your individual timeframes.
All course fees, inclusive of all payment plans including our Premium Credit Limited option, must be settled before certification can be ordered.
*You will have access to the course for 24 months.
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Your work will be assessed through your end of unit assignments. These will provide you the opportunity to check up on your knowledge and advance. After each assignment your tutor will offer feedback to help you not only progress further but also improve your skills. This Access to HE Diploma is a Level 3 Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) regulated qualification.
To successfully achieve your qualification, you will need a total of 60 credits. Of these, 45 will come from graded units of academic content, while the following 15 will be drawn from ungraded units concerning study skills.
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Psychology and sociology allow you to better understand not only the society in which you are a part of but also what motivates individuals to take the action they do, whether that’s to help or hinder the wider society.
This Access to Higher Education Diploma (Social Science) – Psychology and Sociology focuses on key areas of psychology, delving into cognitive and abnormal psychology, as well as the brain’s nervous system.
On the sociological side, you will cover crime, poverty, health, and discrimination, exploring the ways in which they affect societal structures. You will gain extensive knowledge in these two disciplines, helping you understand the relationship between the two.
As well as developing a foundational knowledge of these topics, you will also be able to include your Access to Higher Education Diploma (Social Science) – Psychology and Sociology in university applications. This is because they are widely accepted by most higher education establishments.
An Access to HE Diploma is considered to be the equivalent of 3 A Levels, so if you are without traditional qualifications, this form of study is ideal for you. While most universities accept this nationally recognised Level 3 Diploma, you should check with your chosen establishment before applying.
As part of your studies, you will also learn various study skills and techniques on how to pen assignments. This is because Access to Higher Education Diplomas are also designed to prepare you for degree-level learning.
This course will give you the opportunity to develop a comprehensive understanding of psychology and sociology, preparing you for further studies. This course will open up learning opportunities across a number of areas.
As soon as you enrol, you will be given 24/7 access to all of your course materials via our innovative learning platform. You will also be issued with an Individual Learning Plan, which details the submission deadlines of your assignments, helping you keep on track.
You will have two years to achieve your Access to Higher Education Diploma (Social Science) – Psychology and Sociology, but most Stonebridge Associated Colleges students complete the course on average of 9-12 months.
On successful completion of the Access to Higher Education Diploma (Social Science) - Psychology and Sociology Pathway, (QAA ref = 4001437X), you will receive a Skills & Education Group Access, QAA recognised, Access to Higher Education Diploma at Level 3. As part of your programme, you will also receive help as well as guidance on your university application and the research you need to do to get the most out of your diploma.
An access validating agency with a strong social purpose to recognise achievement, particularly for those who have benefited least from their previous educational experiences, Skills and Education Group Access supports the needs of learners, providers, businesses and communities.
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Your work will be assessed through your end of unit assignments. These will provide you the opportunity to check up on your knowledge and advance. After each assignment your tutor will offer feedback to help you not only progress further but also improve your skills. This Access to HE Diploma is a Level 3 Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) regulated qualification.
To successfully achieve your qualification, you will need a total of 60 credits. Of these, 45 will come from graded units of academic content, while the following 15 will be drawn from ungraded units concerning study skills.
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