Level 3 Applied Human Sciences

Overview & Key Facts

Applicants study three subjects so that they are working towards achieving the equivalent of 3 A levels.

Human Biology, Criminology and Psychology all have external exams in years 1 & 2, as well as a controlled assessment.

Applicants must have a minimum of 4 GCSEs grade 9-4, including maths & English GCSE.

These qualifications are designed to support learners who want to progress to university.

All learners will complete one week of work experience during term 2.

4 GCSEs grades 4-9 including English and Maths

Learners can progress into higher education, such as:

These qualifications can lead to a broad range of courses in Higher Education, and you will be advised on the best combination to choose by the Course Leader, according to your university or career goals.

Degrees in areas such as: Psychology or Sociology. Criminology or Psychology degree (or combined Criminology with Psychology). Criminology, Criminal Justice & Forensic Science Education Studies or Child Psychology. Sport Psychology or Sport Science

Over two years you will study three options. You will have specialist teachers for each subject and a Tutor to oversee your progress.

Human Biology, Criminology and Psychology all have external exams in years 1 & 2, as well as a controlled assessment in each subject.