Introduction to Developmental Psychology

Provides an introduction to psychological development across the human lifespan. Learners examine physical, cognitive, emotional and social development from childhood through adolescence, adulthood and later life. The course introduces major developmental theories and considers the influence of family, education, culture and environment on development. Learners develop an understanding of age-related behaviour and individual differences.

Applicants must have completed a minimum of Class 12 education or its equivalent. Applicants must be at least 18 years old at the time of application. Professional looking to Upskill or Reskill.

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These courses provide foundational knowledge, personal-development, employability and applied-learning skills in psychology. Completion does not confer a licence to practise as a psychologist, clinical psychologist, counsellor or other regulated healthcare professional. Training through developmental case studies, observation activities, age-specific scenarios, group discussion and analysis of cognitive, emotional and social development across different life stages.

The UAE has continuing demand for services supporting children, families, education, community wellbeing and an ageing population. Developmental-psychology knowledge can support education-support, childcare, community-service, family-support, HR and care-related administrative roles, subject to the requirements of the specific occupation. The UAE's wellbeing strategy explicitly addresses individual and societal wellbeing and includes initiatives supporting quality of life.