Learning Psychology

Explore psychological perspectives, child development, and emotions in this online course with engaging modules in human behaviour and thought.

Overview

Psychology is the study of human behaviour, emotions, and mental processes, and this course offers a detailed introduction to the field through seven professionally crafted modules. Starting with classic and contemporary perspectives in psychology, you'll explore theories that have shaped how we understand the human mind. The course then delves into social psychology, cognitive processes, and how these apply in everyday interactions and decision-making. From memory and perception to influence and behaviour, every module connects knowledge with relatable context.

You'll also study the stages of child development, explore atypical behaviour patterns, and learn how psychologists research and interpret emotional responses. Each section is designed to build your understanding of psychological theory and human behaviour without overwhelming jargon or needless fluff. Whether you’re aiming to deepen your interest in human nature or looking ahead to a related career, this flexible, online course keeps things professional, focused, and refreshingly clear.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand major psychological perspectives and their theoretical foundations.
• Explore how social contexts influence thoughts, feelings, and behaviours.
• Identify core functions of cognition like memory, attention, and reasoning.
• Gain insights into developmental stages from infancy to adolescence.
• Recognise types and characteristics of atypical psychological conditions.
• Understand ethical research methods used in psychological investigation.

Who is this Course For

• Individuals curious about why people think and behave differently.
• Those looking to study psychology in a flexible online format.
• Learners preparing for future psychology or counselling qualifications.
• Educators seeking insight into learning and child development psychology.
• HR professionals interested in employee behaviour and group dynamics.
• Coaches or mentors aiming to understand motivation and mindset.
• Writers and creatives exploring the psychological depth of characters.
• Professionals considering roles involving human behaviour analysis.

Career Path

• Assistant Psychologist – £25,000 per year
• Mental Health Support Worker – £23,500 per year
• Counselling Administrator – £22,000 per year
• Psychology Research Assistant – £26,500 per year
• Educational Needs Coordinator – £28,000 per year
• HR Learning & Development Officer – £30,000 per year