Psychology in Cambridge for Ages 13-15 summer course in Cambridge, by Immerse Education.
Explore the human mind in Cambridge, a city that has been at the forefront of psychological research. Immerse Education’s Psychology summer programme offers two distinct courses: one for students aged 13-15, focusing on foundational psychology concepts, and another for students aged 16-18, delving deeper into cognitive psychology, behavioural science, and research methods.
Both programmes help students develop an understanding of psychology and its applications, preparing them for future studies in psychology or social sciences. Learn more below to explore which programme fits your academic journey in psychology.
Cambridge is an excellent place to explore the field of psychology, as it’s home to leading research institutions and scholars who have made groundbreaking contributions to the study of human behaviour. Immerse Education’s Psychology programme introduces younger students to the fundamental principles of psychology, offering a unique insight into how the mind works.
No prior knowledge is required. The course is designed to introduce younger students to the field, with tutors providing guidance and explanations to help you understand the core concepts of psychology.
Psychology requires critical thinking and the ability to analyse complex information. Throughout the course, you’ll engage in activities that encourage you to think about why people behave the way they do and how to apply psychological theories to real-life situations. This approach will help you build valuable analytical and observational skills.
This course offers an excellent introduction to the field of psychology, giving you a strong foundation in key concepts that will be valuable as you progress in your education. It will also help you explore whether psychology is a subject you’d like to pursue further, either academically or professionally.
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All participants will live in comfortable student accommodation at their chosen venue, in clean rooms and with adequate supervision. Where multiple campuses may be available (such as in Oxford or Cambridge), students will be allocated to a college a few weeks before arriving, based on their dates and subject choice.
You’ll explore key topics such as cognitive development, social behaviour, memory, and perception. The course provides a broad introduction to psychology, focusing on how psychologists study human behaviour and mental processes.
Begin your exploration of psychology by learning about the key concepts that define human behaviour. This module covers the basics of cognitive, social, and developmental psychology.