University of New South Wales - School of Psychology - Bachelor of Science (Adv. Science)

Program 3972 (UNSW handbook)

	For students who enrolled in 2009 and prior (Downloadable copy)	For students commencing from 2010 (Downloadable copy)
Stage 1	PSYC1001 Psychology 1A (6UOC) PSYC1011 Psychology 1B (6UOC) Plus: SCIF1021 Advanced Science Seminar (6 UOC) Electives Level I MATH, COMP, CHEM, PHYS, BIOS, BABS or GEOS courses (12 UOC) Free electives (12 UOC) Other science electives (6 UOC)	PSYC1001 Psychology 1A (6UOC) PSYC1011 Psychology 1B (6UOC) Plus: SCIF1021 Advanced Science Seminar (6 UOC) Electives Level I MATH, COMP, CHEM, PHYS, BIOS, BABS or GEOS courses (12 UOC) Free electives (12 UOC) Other science electives (6 UOC)
Stage 1	Stage 1 Total: 48 UOC (12 UOC Psychology)	Stage 1 Total: 48 UOC (12 UOC Psychology)
Stage 2	PSYC2001 Research Methods 2 (6UOC) PSYC2061 Social and Developmental Psychology (6UOC) PSYC2071 Perception and Cognition (6UOC) PSYC2081 Learning and Physiological (6UOC) PSYC2101 Assessment, Personality, and Psychopathology (6UOC) Plus: General Education courses (6 UOC) Free electives (6 UOC) Other science electives (6 UOC)	PSYC2001 Research Methods 2 (6UOC) PSYC2061 Social and Developmental Psychology (6UOC) PSYC2071 Perception and Cognition (6UOC) PSYC2081 Learning and Physiological (6UOC) Plus: General Education courses (12 UOC) Free electives (6 UOC) Other science electives (6 UOC)
Stage 2	Stage 2 Total: 48 UOC (30 UOC Psychology)	Stage 2 Total: 48 UOC (24 UOC Psychology)
Stage 3	PSYC3001 Research Methods 3A (6UOC) PSYC3011 Research Methods 3B (6UOC) Plus 24 UOC from Level III Psychology courses, must include one course from at least TWO of the following three elective groups: Adv. Perceptual/Cognitive: PSYC3211 Cognitive Science (6UOC) PSYC3221 Vision and Brain (6UOC) PSYC3311 Language and Cognition (6UOC) Advanced Biological: PSYC3051 Physiological Psychology (6UOC) PSYC3241 Psychobiology of Memory and Motivation (6UOC) Advanced Social: PSYC3121 Social Psychology (6UOC) PSYC3271 Personality and Individual Differences (6UOC) Other Stage 3 electives that can be chosen from are: PSYC3141 Behaviour in Organisations (6UOC) PSYC3201 Psychopathology (6UOC) PSYC3301 Psychology and Law (6UOC) PSYC3331 Health Psychology (6UOC) PSYC3341 Developmental Psychology (6UOC) Plus: General Education courses (6 UOC) Free electives (6 UOC) Recommended SCIF3041 Research Internship B SCIF3001 NUS Exchange Prog	PSYC3001 Research Methods 3A (6 UOC) PSYC3011 Research Methods 3B (6 UOC) PSYC3351 Assessment, Personality, and Psychopathology Plus 24 UOC from Level III Psychology courses: must include TWO courses from each of the TWO elective groups. Elective Stream A: PSYC3051 Physiological Psychology (6 UOC) PSYC3211 Cognitive Science (6 UOC) PSYC3221 Vision and Brain (6 UOC) PSYC3241 Psychobiology of Memory and Motivation (6 UOC) PSYC3311 Language and Cognition (6 UOC) Elective Stream B: PSYC3121 Social Psychology (6 UOC) PSYC3141 Behaviour in Organisations (6 UOC) PSYC3201 Psychopathology (6 UOC) PSYC3301 Psychology and Law (6 UOC) PSYC3331 Health Psychology (6 UOC) PSYC3341 Developmental Psychology (6 UOC) Plus: Free electives (6 UOC) Recommended SCIF3041 Research Internship B (6 UOC) SCIF3001 NUS Exchange Prog (6 UOC)
Stage 3	Stage 3 Total: 48 UOC (36 UOC Psychology)	Stage 3 Total: 48 UOC (42 UOC Psychology)
Stage 4	PSYC4053 Psychology 4A (24 UOC) PSYC4063 Psychology 4B (24 UOC)	PSYC4053 Psychology 4A (24 UOC) PSYC4063 Psychology 4B (24 UOC)
Total	192 UOC (126 UOC Psychology)	192 UOC (126 UOC Psychology)

Please note that entry into Honours (Stage IV) through the the Bachelor of Advanced Science and degrees combined with Advanced Science requires an average of 70% or higher in Psychology Level I, Level II and Level III courses detailed in the table above.

For students commencing from 2011, entry into Honours (Stage IV) through the Bachelor of Advanced Science and degrees combined with Advanced Science requires an average of 75% or higher in Psychology Level I, Level II and Level III courses detailed in the tables above, although students achieving an average of 70 percent or more may be admitted subject to appropriate research and supervision resources being available and at the discretion of the Head of School.