A-level Psychology explores human behaviour through scientific investigation and psychological theory. Students study key areas such as Research Methods, Biological, Cognitive, Social, and Developmental Psychology, as well as Mental Health and Criminal Psychology. The course emphasises critical thinking, data analysis, and ethical considerations. Assessment includes three written exams covering core studies, applied psychology, and research methods. Students evaluate classic and contemporary studies, apply psychological concepts to real-world issues, and develop investigative skills. This specification prepares learners for further study and careers in psychology, healthcare, education, and other fields requiring analytical and interpersonal insight.

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