Psychology
Psychology
Psychology
Psychology
Diploma
Level 5 - Undergraduate
Course Code
610/2124/6
Credits
120 ESTC
Correspondence
Equivalent to the second year of a 3-year Bachelor’s degree in the UK and comparable to the second year of undergraduate studies internationally (US, Canada, Asia, and Europe).
Programme Overview
The Level 5 Diploma in Psychology provides an advanced understanding of various psychological principles and applications. This qualification builds on foundational knowledge with specialized units in areas like mental health, addiction, and social psychology. The diploma prepares learners for further studies in psychology or entry into psychology-related careers, equipping them with both theoretical insights and practical skills relevant to the field.
Aims of the Diploma
The diploma aims to:
Equip learners with an in-depth understanding of mental health, addiction, social psychology, and criminology.
Develop advanced research and analytical skills for application in psychology.
Prepare learners for continued study or roles in psychology and related fields.
Encourage ethical consideration and critical reflection on contemporary psychological issues.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion, learners will be able to:
Understand diagnostic and treatment approaches for mental health conditions, such as schizophrenia.
Analyze individual differences in areas of intelligence, personality, and criminology.
Explain addiction theories and treatment options.
Critically engage with contemporary debates and issues within psychology.
Duration
Full-Time: 1 Year
Part-Time: 2 Years
Maximum Completion: 5 Years from Enrolment
Mode of Delivery
Distance Education
Self-Paced Learning
Course Materials: Video and Text Resources
Admission Requirements
Typical Age: 18+
Entry Requirements: A minimum Level 4 qualification in Psychology or a related field.
International Qualifications: Equivalent qualifications may include:
A high school diploma or recognised pre-university certification, plus at least one year of post-secondary study or additional course credits(e.g., Grade 12 followed by college-level course in Asia, Senior Certificate with further post-secondary education in Africa, Advanced Certificate or EQF Level 4 plus additional academic credits in Europe, or a high school diploma plus college-level or Advanced Placement(AP) in the US/Canada).
English Proficiency (for non-native speakers): IELTS 6.0, CEFR level B2, or equivalent.
Additional Guidance : For assistance with qualification equivalency or language requirements, please contact our admissions advisor at [email protected] or through our contact page.
Admission Requirements
Typical Age: 18+
Entry Requirements: A minimum Level 4 qualification in Psychology or a related field.
International Qualifications: Equivalent qualifications may include:
A high school diploma or recognised pre-university certification, plus at least one year of post-secondary study or additional course credits(e.g., Grade 12 followed by college-level course in Asia, Senior Certificate with further post-secondary education in Africa, Advanced Certificate or EQF Level 4 plus additional academic credits in Europe, or a high school diploma plus college-level or Advanced Placement(AP) in the US/Canada).
English Proficiency (for non-native speakers): IELTS 6.0, CEFR level B2, or equivalent.
Additional Guidance : For assistance with qualification equivalency or language requirements, please contact our admissions advisor at [email protected] or through our contact page.
Admission Requirements
Typical Age: 18+
Entry Requirements: A minimum Level 4 qualification in Psychology or a related field.
International Qualifications: Equivalent qualifications may include:
A high school diploma or recognised pre-university certification, plus at least one year of post-secondary study or additional course credits(e.g., Grade 12 followed by college-level course in Asia, Senior Certificate with further post-secondary education in Africa, Advanced Certificate or EQF Level 4 plus additional academic credits in Europe, or a high school diploma plus college-level or Advanced Placement(AP) in the US/Canada).
English Proficiency (for non-native speakers): IELTS 6.0, CEFR level B2, or equivalent.
Additional Guidance : For assistance with qualification equivalency or language requirements, please contact our admissions advisor at [email protected] or through our contact page.
Structure of the Qualification
Total Credits: 120 ECTS
Modules: Six mandatory units, each worth 20 credits.
Core Modules
Psychological Approaches to Depression and Schizophrenia (20 Credits)
Examines mental health conditions, diagnostic criteria, and treatment methods, with a focus on depression and schizophrenia.Individual Differences: Intelligence, Personality, and Criminology (20 Credits)
Explores theories of intelligence, personality traits, and criminological psychology.Visual Perception in a Psychological Context (20 Credits)
Investigates the psychological principles of visual perception and its applications.Social Psychology: Pro and Anti-Social Behaviour (20 Credits)
Studies factors influencing social behaviour, including the psychology of pro-social and anti-social actions.The Diversity of Addiction (20 Credits)
Analyses addiction types, causes, and treatments, covering substance use and behavioural addictions.Contemporary Issues and Debates in Psychology (20 Credits)
Engages learners in contemporary discussions and ethical considerations in psychology.
Explore the complete curriculum for this course to gain a detailed understanding of the topics covered, learning objectives, and key skills you'll develop. Click here to access the full curriculum.
Structure of the Qualification
Total Credits: 120 ECTS
Modules: Six mandatory units, each worth 20 credits.
Core Modules
Psychological Approaches to Depression and Schizophrenia (20 Credits)
Examines mental health conditions, diagnostic criteria, and treatment methods, with a focus on depression and schizophrenia.Individual Differences: Intelligence, Personality, and Criminology (20 Credits)
Explores theories of intelligence, personality traits, and criminological psychology.Visual Perception in a Psychological Context (20 Credits)
Investigates the psychological principles of visual perception and its applications.Social Psychology: Pro and Anti-Social Behaviour (20 Credits)
Studies factors influencing social behaviour, including the psychology of pro-social and anti-social actions.The Diversity of Addiction (20 Credits)
Analyses addiction types, causes, and treatments, covering substance use and behavioural addictions.Contemporary Issues and Debates in Psychology (20 Credits)
Engages learners in contemporary discussions and ethical considerations in psychology.
Explore the complete curriculum for this course to gain a detailed understanding of the topics covered, learning objectives, and key skills you'll develop. Click here to access the full curriculum.
Structure of the Qualification
Total Credits: 120 ECTS
Modules: Six mandatory units, each worth 20 credits.
Core Modules
Psychological Approaches to Depression and Schizophrenia (20 Credits)
Examines mental health conditions, diagnostic criteria, and treatment methods, with a focus on depression and schizophrenia.Individual Differences: Intelligence, Personality, and Criminology (20 Credits)
Explores theories of intelligence, personality traits, and criminological psychology.Visual Perception in a Psychological Context (20 Credits)
Investigates the psychological principles of visual perception and its applications.Social Psychology: Pro and Anti-Social Behaviour (20 Credits)
Studies factors influencing social behaviour, including the psychology of pro-social and anti-social actions.The Diversity of Addiction (20 Credits)
Analyses addiction types, causes, and treatments, covering substance use and behavioural addictions.Contemporary Issues and Debates in Psychology (20 Credits)
Engages learners in contemporary discussions and ethical considerations in psychology.
Explore the complete curriculum for this course to gain a detailed understanding of the topics covered, learning objectives, and key skills you'll develop. Click here to access the full curriculum.
Structure of the Qualification
Total Credits: 120 ECTS
Modules: Six mandatory units, each worth 20 credits.
Core Modules
Psychological Approaches to Depression and Schizophrenia (20 Credits)
Examines mental health conditions, diagnostic criteria, and treatment methods, with a focus on depression and schizophrenia.Individual Differences: Intelligence, Personality, and Criminology (20 Credits)
Explores theories of intelligence, personality traits, and criminological psychology.Visual Perception in a Psychological Context (20 Credits)
Investigates the psychological principles of visual perception and its applications.Social Psychology: Pro and Anti-Social Behaviour (20 Credits)
Studies factors influencing social behaviour, including the psychology of pro-social and anti-social actions.The Diversity of Addiction (20 Credits)
Analyses addiction types, causes, and treatments, covering substance use and behavioural addictions.Contemporary Issues and Debates in Psychology (20 Credits)
Engages learners in contemporary discussions and ethical considerations in psychology.
Explore the complete curriculum for this course to gain a detailed understanding of the topics covered, learning objectives, and key skills you'll develop. Click here to access the full curriculum.
Structure of the Qualification
Total Credits: 120 ECTS
Modules: Six mandatory units, each worth 20 credits.
Core Modules
Psychological Approaches to Depression and Schizophrenia (20 Credits)
Examines mental health conditions, diagnostic criteria, and treatment methods, with a focus on depression and schizophrenia.Individual Differences: Intelligence, Personality, and Criminology (20 Credits)
Explores theories of intelligence, personality traits, and criminological psychology.Visual Perception in a Psychological Context (20 Credits)
Investigates the psychological principles of visual perception and its applications.Social Psychology: Pro and Anti-Social Behaviour (20 Credits)
Studies factors influencing social behaviour, including the psychology of pro-social and anti-social actions.The Diversity of Addiction (20 Credits)
Analyses addiction types, causes, and treatments, covering substance use and behavioural addictions.Contemporary Issues and Debates in Psychology (20 Credits)
Engages learners in contemporary discussions and ethical considerations in psychology.
Explore the complete curriculum for this course to gain a detailed understanding of the topics covered, learning objectives, and key skills you'll develop. Click here to access the full curriculum.
Structure of the Qualification
Total Credits: 120 ECTS
Modules: Six mandatory units, each worth 20 credits.
Core Modules
Psychological Approaches to Depression and Schizophrenia (20 Credits)
Examines mental health conditions, diagnostic criteria, and treatment methods, with a focus on depression and schizophrenia.Individual Differences: Intelligence, Personality, and Criminology (20 Credits)
Explores theories of intelligence, personality traits, and criminological psychology.Visual Perception in a Psychological Context (20 Credits)
Investigates the psychological principles of visual perception and its applications.Social Psychology: Pro and Anti-Social Behaviour (20 Credits)
Studies factors influencing social behaviour, including the psychology of pro-social and anti-social actions.The Diversity of Addiction (20 Credits)
Analyses addiction types, causes, and treatments, covering substance use and behavioural addictions.Contemporary Issues and Debates in Psychology (20 Credits)
Engages learners in contemporary discussions and ethical considerations in psychology.
Explore the complete curriculum for this course to gain a detailed understanding of the topics covered, learning objectives, and key skills you'll develop. Click here to access the full curriculum.
Structure of the Qualification
Total Credits: 120 ECTS
Modules: Six mandatory units, each worth 20 credits.
Core Modules
Psychological Approaches to Depression and Schizophrenia (20 Credits)
Examines mental health conditions, diagnostic criteria, and treatment methods, with a focus on depression and schizophrenia.Individual Differences: Intelligence, Personality, and Criminology (20 Credits)
Explores theories of intelligence, personality traits, and criminological psychology.Visual Perception in a Psychological Context (20 Credits)
Investigates the psychological principles of visual perception and its applications.Social Psychology: Pro and Anti-Social Behaviour (20 Credits)
Studies factors influencing social behaviour, including the psychology of pro-social and anti-social actions.The Diversity of Addiction (20 Credits)
Analyses addiction types, causes, and treatments, covering substance use and behavioural addictions.Contemporary Issues and Debates in Psychology (20 Credits)
Engages learners in contemporary discussions and ethical considerations in psychology.
Explore the complete curriculum for this course to gain a detailed understanding of the topics covered, learning objectives, and key skills you'll develop. Click here to access the full curriculum.
Structure of the Qualification
Total Credits: 120 ECTS
Modules: Six mandatory units, each worth 20 credits.
Core Modules
Psychological Approaches to Depression and Schizophrenia (20 Credits)
Examines mental health conditions, diagnostic criteria, and treatment methods, with a focus on depression and schizophrenia.Individual Differences: Intelligence, Personality, and Criminology (20 Credits)
Explores theories of intelligence, personality traits, and criminological psychology.Visual Perception in a Psychological Context (20 Credits)
Investigates the psychological principles of visual perception and its applications.Social Psychology: Pro and Anti-Social Behaviour (20 Credits)
Studies factors influencing social behaviour, including the psychology of pro-social and anti-social actions.The Diversity of Addiction (20 Credits)
Analyses addiction types, causes, and treatments, covering substance use and behavioural addictions.Contemporary Issues and Debates in Psychology (20 Credits)
Engages learners in contemporary discussions and ethical considerations in psychology.
Explore the complete curriculum for this course to gain a detailed understanding of the topics covered, learning objectives, and key skills you'll develop. Click here to access the full curriculum.
Assessment and Regulations
Assessment Approach
Each module requires written assignments and practical assessments, designed to evaluate comprehension and application of psychological principles:
Written Assignments: Required for each module to assess theoretical understanding and practical application.
Case Studies and Projects: Practical tasks using real-world examples to apply learned concepts.
Research Reports: In-depth research and analysis to support advanced understanding of topics.
Grading System
Grades are awarded as Pass, Merit, or Distinction:
Pass: 40%-59%
Merit: 60%-69%
Distinction: 70% and above
Completion Requirements
All modules require a minimum pass mark of 40%. Assessments are internally marked and externally moderated by Qualifi to maintain quality standards.
Professional Development and Progression
Progress to Higher-Level Study:
Direct entry to the final year of a Bachelor’s degree in psychology or related fields at various universities, depending on institutional requirements.
Graduates of this diploma are prepared for roles such as:
Assistant Psychologist
Mental Health Support Worker
Addiction Support Specialist
Work-Based Learning
Assignments and case studies simulate real-world psychology settings, equipping learners with relevant skills for both further studies and professional careers in psychology.
Professional Development and Progression
Progress to Higher-Level Study:
Direct entry to the final year of a Bachelor’s degree in psychology or related fields at various universities, depending on institutional requirements.
Graduates of this diploma are prepared for roles such as:
Assistant Psychologist
Mental Health Support Worker
Addiction Support Specialist
Work-Based Learning
Assignments and case studies simulate real-world psychology settings, equipping learners with relevant skills for both further studies and professional careers in psychology.
Professional Development and Progression
Progress to Higher-Level Study:
Direct entry to the final year of a Bachelor’s degree in psychology or related fields at various universities, depending on institutional requirements.
Graduates of this diploma are prepared for roles such as:
Assistant Psychologist
Mental Health Support Worker
Addiction Support Specialist
Work-Based Learning
Assignments and case studies simulate real-world psychology settings, equipping learners with relevant skills for both further studies and professional careers in psychology.
Professional Development and Progression
Progress to Higher-Level Study:
Direct entry to the final year of a Bachelor’s degree in psychology or related fields at various universities, depending on institutional requirements.
Graduates of this diploma are prepared for roles such as:
Assistant Psychologist
Mental Health Support Worker
Addiction Support Specialist
Work-Based Learning
Assignments and case studies simulate real-world psychology settings, equipping learners with relevant skills for both further studies and professional careers in psychology.
Tuition Plans
"Continue advancing with Level 5—designed to build on your skills and open new opportunities."
Brooklyn Simmons
Admission Staff
Single Course - Level 5
Psychology
£
5,950
Great for learners advancing their expertise with in-depth, specialized knowledge.
(You will be redirected to Application Page)
Access to Online Resources
Assessment Support and Grading
Certification upon Completion
Tuition Plans
"Continue advancing with Level 5—designed to build on your skills and open new opportunities."
Brooklyn Simmons
Admission Staff
Single Course - Level 5
Psychology
£
5,950
Great for learners advancing their expertise with in-depth, specialized knowledge.
(You will be redirected to Application Page)
Access to Online Resources
Assessment Support and Grading
Certification upon Completion
Tuition Plans
"Continue advancing with Level 5—designed to build on your skills and open new opportunities."
Brooklyn Simmons
Admission Staff
Single Course - Level 5
Psychology
£
5,950
Great for learners advancing their expertise with in-depth, specialized knowledge.
(You will be redirected to Application Page)
Access to Online Resources
Assessment Support and Grading
Certification upon Completion
Tuition Plans
"Continue advancing with Level 5—designed to build on your skills and open new opportunities."
Brooklyn Simmons
Admission Staff
Single Course - Level 5
Psychology
£
5,950
Great for learners advancing their expertise with in-depth, specialized knowledge.
(You will be redirected to Application Page)
Access to Online Resources
Assessment Support and Grading
Certification upon Completion
FAQs
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How is this course structured?
Each course is designed with a mix of theoretical and practical modules, offering flexible online study with clear progression pathways.
Can I combine this course with work or other commitments?
Are there assessments or exams in this course?
What support is available during my studies?
Can I continue to higher education after this course?
How is this course structured?
Each course is designed with a mix of theoretical and practical modules, offering flexible online study with clear progression pathways.
Can I combine this course with work or other commitments?
Are there assessments or exams in this course?
What support is available during my studies?
Can I continue to higher education after this course?
How is this course structured?
Each course is designed with a mix of theoretical and practical modules, offering flexible online study with clear progression pathways.
Can I combine this course with work or other commitments?
Are there assessments or exams in this course?
What support is available during my studies?
Can I continue to higher education after this course?
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