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Students on our Psychology course can complete Level 7 diploma, designed to provide students with the skills needed to succeed in the Psychology industry.
The course is completed online and you can start at any time, it’s completely flexible. Each module consists of 40 hours of guided online learning, with an additional 30-50 hours worth of optional materials that include recommended exercises, readings, digital resources and self-test tasks.
To complete the course you’ll submit 6 online assignments at Level 7. Assignments are approximately 2,000-3,000 words each. Once you’ve passed your course, you’ll be awarded with a Qualifi Level 7 diploma.
During this Psychology course you’ll have access to 1-2-1 tutor support and webinars, social learning forums and additional materials to complete your diploma with ease. You can also read about the academic credentials we meet and associations we’re part of to make sure you have the best learning experience.
Level 7 module listing
Psychoanalysis and Mental Health
This module is designed to assist learners in comprehending psychoanalytic therapy and its processes, exploring counselling interventions, and gaining awareness of when to initiate and conclude a therapeutic procedure.
Exploring psychology
The objective of this module is to advance and explore a psychology dedicated to addressing contemporary social challenges. It also seeks to offer a critical examination of mainstream psychology, allowing psychologists the opportunity to engage in critical and creative thinking on how to effectively serve diverse individuals and communities.
Cognitive and biological psychology
The objective of this module is to investigate the real-world implications of cognitive processes in human performance and to support the acquisition of knowledge in both traditional and emerging areas of applied cognitive psychology. The module also encompasses the comprehension of the brain-behaviour relationship in everyday situations, as well as the neuropsychological connections to various psychological disorders.
Qualitative Research Methodology
The objective of this module is to familiarise learners with the qualitative paradigm in psychology, and various qualitative research methods, and to instil an understanding of the purposes and applications of qualitative methods in research.
Social and Cultural Psychology and Psychology of Human Development
This module aims to understand how society influences the development of humans and to assess key developmental changes.
Rehabilitation Psychology
The objective of this module is to equip learners with an insight into the field of rehabilitation psychology, encompassing psychological assessment for individuals with disabilities, psychological interventions, and the management of interactions with families, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), and the broader community.
The Level 7 diploma in Psychology has 6 written assignments. The assignments are approximately 2,000-3,000 words each. Students are provided support on the modules and assignments via the ‘Tutor’ section of the learning platform.
The assignment unit titles for the level 7 course are:
To enrol on this Level 7 programme, you must be 21+ years old and have at least 3 years of relevant experience.
Learners will be expected to hold a Level 6 qualification or a first degree. In certain circumstances, managers with considerable experience but no formal qualifications may be considered.
Level 7: £3,500
Enrol with a £20 deposit and then £145 a month for 24 months, interest-free.
Students can make payment using one of the following methods:
Upon Successful completion of the Psychology Level 7 course, graduates can pursue diverse career paths. Options include becoming a clinical psychologist, offering therapeutic support for mental health issues, or specialising in counselling psychology in educational or community settings. Careers in forensic psychology, health psychology, and industrial-organisational psychology are also viable, with opportunities in legal assessments, healthcare, and organisational development.
Graduates can opt for research and academic roles, contributing to studies and teaching at universities. Other avenues include roles in non-profit organisations, human resources, or becoming life coaches, utilising their psychological expertise to assist individuals in various aspects of personal and professional development. Gaining practical experience and considering specialisation through certifications further enhances career prospects in these fields.