Grade 6 in English Language or Literature, a grade 6 in any Science subject and a grade 5 in Mathematics.
In Year 12, students will develop a broad knowledge and understanding of the core areas of Psychology through a range of topics. These include Social Influence, Memory and Attachments.
During their first year, students will also study a range of Approaches in Psychology (including Biopsychology) as well as explanations of, and treatments for, illnesses such as phobias and OCD within the Psychopathology topic.
In Year 13, there is further development of students’ knowledge and understanding of research methods, practical research skills and mathematical skills alongside their studies of topic-based options (relationships, forensic psychology and schizophrenia).
Students will also answer questions on issues and debates such as nature versus nurture and free will versus determinism.
Educational, occupational, clinical, prison, community and health psychology, counselling, social welfare, teaching, research, sales and marketing, finance, administration and human resources.