Applied Psychology with Criminology
Course Description:
A QQI Level 5 course in Applied Psychology with Criminology is an engaging and interdisciplinary program that introduces students to the principles of psychology and
criminology. This course is ideal for individuals interested in exploring human behaviour, mental health, and the causes of criminal activity, offering a comprehensive foundation for further studies or careers in psychology, criminal justice, social work, or related fields. This course is suited for school leavers or mature learners interested in understanding the psychological aspects of human behaviour and crime. It requires no prior knowledge
Course Details:
- Full Time
- 1 Year, September to May
- QQI Level 5 Certificate in Community and Health Services (5M4468)
- Contact: : Prionnsias Loughlane email ploughnane@loetb.ie
• Human Growth and Development
• Psychology
• Criminology
• Criminal Law
• Teamworking
• Work Experience
• Safety and Health at Work
• Intellectual Disability Studies
Leaving Certificate , QQI Level 4 or equivalent standard of education. All applicants subject to interview and online assessment
This course will take place in the Abbeyleix Road Campus R32 F5T6
€50 Certification Fee. Medical Card holders or those in receipt of a social welfare payment are exempt from this fee
This course is recognised as a QQI progression route into a range of courses in higher education including, but not limited to the
following. Please note, some courses may have additional entry requirements.
Dublin City University, DCU:
• DC209 Health & Society (Level 8)
University College Cork (UCC):
• CK113 Criminology (Level 8)
South East Technological University (SETU):
• SE205 Psychology, (Waterford) (Level 8)
• SE422 Legal Studies, (Carlow) (Level 6)
• SE904 Sports Coaching and Performance, (Waterford) (Level 8)
University College Dublin (UCD):
• DN620 Criminology with Psychology (Level 8)
Although many graduates of this programme progress onto further study, there are some entry Level roles that graduates may be
considered for. These include Junior Support Worker or Programme Assistant positions in services for marginalised groups. These entry Level positions may require previous relevant work or volunteering experience