Major and Module Selection Instructions

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BA in Humanities (Psychology Major)
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BAPY
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BA in Humanities (Psychology Major), Flexible

 

Maximum number of modules you can register for in one academic year is four. 

There are a limited number of possible module combinations. The programme has two elective pathways whereby students may choose to study three Sociology modules OR three Philosophy modules along with the nine Psychology modules. The choice between Sociology or Philosophy must be made in a student’s first year of study.

You should only register for an intermediate module in Psychology if you have successfully passed PSY1080: What is Psychology? and PSY1081: Exploring Psychological Research 

You should only register for an intermediate module in Sociology or Philosophy if you have successfully passed SOC1001: What is Sociology? module or PHE1005: What is Philosophy?

In order to register for PSY1088 Advanced Research Methods and Project you must have successfully completed PSY1084 Quantitative & Qualitative Research Methods

PSY1088 Advanced Research Methods and Project must be taken in a student’s final year of registration on the programme i.e. at least eight modules (120 credits) completed with all remaining modules being taken such that 12 modules (180 credits) will be completed if all modules are successfully completed in that year.

Students are advised to complete PSY1084 Quantitative & Qualitative Research in Psychology before taking PSY1086 Individual Differences

It is recommended that PSY1088 is taken with as few other modules as possible.

Specifically, it is advised that you have completed PSY1086 Individual Differences before attempting PSY1088 Advanced Research Methods and Project. 

 

Optional Modules

Module Code  Module Title  Module Credits Semester
PSY1080 What is Psychology? 15 Semester 1 & 2
PSY1081 Exploring Psychological Research 15 Semester 1 & 2
PSY1082 (Intermediate) Social & Organisational Psychology 15 Semester 1 & 2
PSY1083 (Intermediate) Developmental & Educational Psychology 15 Semester 1 & 2
PSY1084 (Intermediate) Quantitative & Qualitative Research in Psychology 15 Semester 1 & 2
PSY1085 (Intermediate) Cognitive Psychology & Biopsychology 15 Semester 1 & 2
PSY1086 (Advanced) Individual Differences 15 Semester 1 & 2
PSY1088 (Advanced)  Advanced Research Methods & Project 15 Semester 1 & 2
PSY1116 (Advanced) Psychological Perspectives on Mental Health 15 Semester 1 & 2

 

Philosophy Pathway - Select 45 Credits

Module Code  Module Title  Module Credits Semester
PHE1005 What is Philosophy? 15 Semester 1 & 2
PHE1006 (Intermediate) What can I know? Philosophy of Knowledge 15 Semester 1 & 2
PHE1007 (Intermediate) Philosophy of Education: Teaching, Pedagogy & Practice 15 Semester 1 & 2
PHE1009 (Intermediate) Philosophy of Values: Ethics & Aesthetics 15 Semester 1 & 2

 

Sociology Pathway - Select 45 Credits

Module Code  Module Title  Module Credits Semester
SOC1001 What is Sociology? 15 Semester 1 & 2
SOC1002 (Intermediate) Sociology of the Lifecourse 15 Semester 1 & 2
SOC1003 (Intermediate) Social Inequality & Intergroup Relations 15 Semester 1 & 2
SOC1015 (Intermediate)  Societal Structure and Social Order 15 Semester 1 & 2

 

H1 - Core Modules

H2 - Year Long

 

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