Psychology courses
As long as there are people, there will be a need for experienced and qualified psychologists and practitioners. Be part of a growing industry.
Not only is psychology a career to love, it's a respected profession that allows you to understand and help others. Seeing people grow is very rewarding.
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Popular Psychology courses
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Advanced Counselling Diploma
8 UnitsTake your knowledge of the principles, practices and ethics of Counselling one step further with this advanced diploma. -
Advanced Psychology Level 4
Our advanced psychology Level 4 gives you an advanced exploration of the complexities of the human nature.
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Counselling for Children Level 2
5 UnitsIf you've passion for caring, listening, and making a difference to children's lives, this course is for you! -
Drug and Alcohol Counselling Level 3
9 UnitsGain the knowledge needed to specialise in a career as a drugs and alcohol counsellor. -
Educational Psychology Level 3
Designed to give people an understanding of the principles and practice of psychology as applied to education and learning.
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Forensic Psychology Level 3
Learn aspects of forensic psychology, including profiling, criminal behaviour and theory relating to committing offences.
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Forensic Science Level 3
Your first step in forensic science, learn procedures used to collect evidence and how crime scenes are investigated.
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Level 3 Diploma in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
8 UnitsOur Cognitive Behavioural Therapy training course delves deep into the crevices of the human psyche and navigates the mysteries of mental health and covers a broad range of elements of CBT. -
Life Coaching Level 3
9 UnitsLearn to support others to take control of their situations in areas such as relationships, careers, fitness and work. -
Mindfulness Level 3
5 UnitsOur Mindfulness course helps you focus on the present and learn of how your body, thoughts and feelings are connected. -
Psychology GCSE
10 UnitsPsychology is the science of the mind; the study of, among other things, how our thought processes work, why we behave the way we do and how we learn. -
Psychology Level 3
Study the psychology of the human mind and behaviour as you ask questions that seek to solve how we think, act and feel.
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Sociology Level 3
Gain insight in to society and social behaviour, including its origins, development and organisation.
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Sports Psychology Level 3
Discover the importance of how to optimise performance in sporting activities, motivation and group dynamics in sports.
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Workplace Psychology Level 3
Gain an insight into the world of occupational psychology, which studies the effects of human behaviour in the workplace
More about our Psychology courses
Start your psychology journey with Oxbridge and gain the knowledge you need. Our courses in psychology are delivered entirely online with a flexible study model, allowing you to access course content and study at your convenience. Continue to earn, spend time with your family, and study flexibly from anywhere, on a wide range of devices. Expand your mind as you explore key areas in psychology and discover how people think, feel, and behave.
Our courses will help you develop a solid foundation in psychology, prepare for further study, and enhance your employment opportunities. Enrol today and take the first step towards a rewarding career in psychology.
Oxbridge offers a diverse range of online psychology courses designed to cater to learners of all levels. Whether you’re seeking personal enrichment, career advancement, or simply a deeper understanding of the human mind and behaviour, our courses can provide you with the knowledge and skills you need.
Our expertly designed psychology courses are taught by experienced psychologists and psychology experts who are passionate about helping you develop a comprehensive understanding of psychological concepts.
One of the key advantages of learning psychologist courses with Oxbridge is the flexibility it offers. Our courses are designed to fit seamlessly into your busy schedule, allowing you to learn at your own pace and from the comfort of your own home. Whether you have a few minutes a day or can dedicate longer study sessions, our platform provides a personalised learning experience tailored to your individual needs.
Beyond the academic benefits, studying psychology can also enrich your personal life. It can enhance your understanding of yourself and others, improve your communication skills, and develop a greater appreciation for human diversity.
In addition to our psychology courses, Oxbridge also offers a variety of resources to support your learning journey. These include interactive exercises, case studies, quizzes. By utilising these tools, you can reinforce your understanding of psychological concepts and develop your confidence.
Whether you’re looking to learn psychology for personal or professional reasons, Oxbridge is here to help. Our online psychology courses provide a flexible, effective, and engaging way to acquire psychology skills and unlock a world of opportunities.
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