In year 1, students will study Introductory Topics in Psychology including Social Influence, Memory, Attachment and Psychopathology. In addition, they will study Psychology in Context focusing on Approaches, Biopsychology and Research methods. In year 2 students will study Issues and Options, focusing on major debates within the discipline and exploring the options of Relationships, Schizophrenia and Aggression. Students will also build on their year 1 study of Psychology in Context considering further Approaches, Biopsychology and Advanced research and statistical skills. Across all topics, students will demonstrate skills of knowledge and understanding, the ability to evaluate theoretical concepts and research studies, and to apply their learning to novel contexts. Psychology is a recognised scientific discipline. It is a valuable qualification for any career progression involving working with people. A Level Psychology is welcomed for example, for the study of Medicine, Nursing, Physiotherapy, Speech Therapy, and Teaching. Studying Psychology to graduate level affords the opportunity to specialise in areas such as Clinical Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Sports Psychology, Educational Psychology and many more fields of expertise.