Psychology is the science of mind and behaviour.
To study psychology you have to learn scientific methods: observing, measuring, testing plus using statistics to show that what you find is reliable.
However, psychologists do not simply collect evidence to explain people's behaviour; they use their understanding to help people with difficulties and bring about change for the better, they are concerned with practical problems.
Psychology students become highly numerate and trained in statistical techniques; become familiar with the methodology of scientific inquiry; develop a disciplined and questioning approach to issues; they learn to interpret data but they also grow to be skilled in communication, essay writing, team working and presentation.

Staff
Mr A Kimberley: Head of Department
Dr S Saul: Psychology Teacher