Our Access to HE Humanities and Social Sciences Diploma will give you an insight into a range of fascinating topics. Such as psychology, sociology and English literature.
You will learn about the human brain and human behaviour based on published psychological research. In sociology, we will use key perspectives to explore the purpose of institutions such as education and religion in society, while the English literature module allows you to analyse different types of text, gaining the core skills you need to excel in this subject.
You will also be developing a wide range of academic study skills on the course, from essay writing to developing computer skills. This will lead you towards the Independent Academic Study unit, where you will have the chance to experience what producing a dissertation will be like if you progress onto a degree level course.
Lessons will include various different teaching and learning activities and styles, which supports your progression to studying at a higher level. There will be some lecturing, plenty of group and class discussions, as well as individual and group tasks based around problem solving and evaluating the studies, theories and texts you will be learning about.
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Our Access to HE Humanities and Social Sciences Diploma will give you an insight into a range of fascinating topics. Such as psychology, sociology and English literature.
You will learn about the human brain and human behaviour based on published psychological research. In sociology, we will use key perspectives to explore the purpose of institutions such as education and religion in society, while the English literature module allows you to analyse different types of text, gaining the core skills you need to excel in this subject.
You will also be developing a wide range of academic study skills on the course, from essay writing to developing computer skills. This will lead you towards the Independent Academic Study unit, where you will have the chance to experience what producing a dissertation will be like if you progress onto a degree level course.
Lessons will include various different teaching and learning activities and styles, which supports your progression to studying at a higher level. There will be some lecturing, plenty of group and class discussions, as well as individual and group tasks based around problem solving and evaluating the studies, theories and texts you will be learning about.
Click here to learn more.