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Criminology, Applied Psychology and Applied Law – Level 3

Equivalent to 3 A Levels

Study Area: 16-18

Duration: 2 Years

Attendance: Full Time

Course Overview

This course, made up of three qualifications, is suitable for students wanting to work in the or law or public sectors or study at a higher level in law, criminology or psychology.

This course is made up of three qualifications, and on completion will be equivalent to three A Levels and caries the same UCAS points.

It will enable students to use theories of criminality to analyse criminal situations and make recommendations for policy. Students will also explore four key approaches in psychology – social, cognitive, learning and biological – and apply these approaches to issues relevant to contemporary society.

The course also aims to give a basic introduction to study of the legal sector. In addition to specific legal content, the requirements of the qualification will enable students to develop the transferable and higher-order skills that are highly regarded by higher education providers and employers.

Some examples of what you will learn:

Psychological Approaches and Applications
Conducting Psychological Research
Changing Awareness of Crime
Criminological Theories
Dispute Solving in Civil Law
Investigating Aspects of Criminal Law and the Legal System

Start Date

Week Beginning 1st September 2025

Entry Requirements & Interview Process

Entry requirements: 5 x GCSEs at grade 4 or above including GCSE English Language.

Once you have applied, you will be invited to an interview. This is our chance to get to know you and an opportunity for you to ask any questions before you start with us in September.

Progression

It will support entry to many higher education courses. The qualification can also support progression to employment directly, or via an apprenticeship.