- Entry Requirements
Applicants are required to have a minimum of Grade 4 in either GCSE English Language or GCSE Mathematics, and at least Grade 3 in the other subject. Functional Skills level 2 is also acceptable. All applicants will also be interviewed to assess their previous education and work experience. Acceptance on the course depends on the interview and relevant qualifications.
- Example Modules
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Criminology
- Counselling
- Independent research and study skills
- Maths for Higher education
- What will I learn?
You will be expected to participate fully in all class activities and undertake a considerable amount of independent study. You will learn essay writing, referencing skills, how to debate, analysing and how to evaluate academic sources.
- Additional Information Most learners are eligible for the Advanced Learner Loan to cover the cost of the Access to HE course. Students who take out an Advanced Learning Loan to fund their course will get this loan cleared if they then go on to university and take out a full student loan. If you are not eligible for the loan and need to self-fund, a 25% deposit of the course fee must be paid before enrolment. If you require any further information, please contact our Admissions department or come along to one of our open days.
- Progression
This course is designed for students to progress on to studying at university degree level or on to a higher apprenticeship. Leading to a variety of career opportunities such as Social Work, Law, Teaching, Criminology, Psychology, Probation Service or other graduate professions.
- How am I assessed?
Modules are graded at pass, merit or distinction, which leads to a portfolio of evidence at the end of the course. There may be some internal exams as part of the course.
Access to HE: Psychology and Criminology (Humanities) (Level 3)
Are you interested in a career involving Social Work, Law, Teaching, Criminology, Psychology, Probation Service or another graduate profession? The one-year, Level 3 Access to HE course will enable you to gain the required qualification and develop the knowledge and study skills to necessary to study successfully at university
This course is for students aged 19+.
You will be expected to be available 3 working days per week for face-to-face and online lectures.
Course Information
- Course Type Full-Time Course
- Study Mode Varied Learning
- Course Code FACHUL3DP
- Start September
- Length 36 weeks
- Level Level 3
- Campus
Aylesbury
