Psychology and Crime FdA

The Psychology and Crime FdA course is prepared at a basic level and allows participants to understand aspects of psychology and criminology. The course curriculum consists of an overview of theories, principles, concepts, debates and empirical methods and findings in psychology. Students learn to use sources of knowledge, collect and analyse data, and develop analytical and critical thinking.

Why take the Psychology and Crime FdA course?

• The course has been developed by a team of experienced experts in line with NHS standards
• The course’s flexible programme allows you to combine academic classes with work or internships

What competencies does the course participant gain?

• The Psychology and Crime FdA course programme addresses issues in general and criminal psychology and provides insight into the mechanisms that drive crime and society
• You will learn about psychological principles and theories and apply them to real life examples.
• During the course, students develop their self-awareness and learn about their own potential, which supports them in continuing their studies at further stages

Where to study this subject?

Courses in the areas of psychology are very popular with applicants to university in England. Our suggested college for the Psychology and Crime FdA major is Central Bedford College.