Course Outlines

2021 Course Outlines

Current students should refer to Moodle in the first instance for their course outlines. You may find course outlines from previous years via the menu to the right. If not, for archived copies please:

- Current students: submit a webform
- Graduates: email the School of Psychology

T1 = Term 1, T2 = Term 2, T3 = Term 3, S = Summer Term

UNDERGRADUATE
  TERM/S OFFERED
PSYC1001   Psychology 1AT1T2  
PSYC1011Psychology 1B T2      T3 
PSYC1021Introduction to Psychological ApplicationsT1   
PSYC1022Psychology of AddictionT1    T2 T3  S
PSYC1023Abnormal PsychologyT1T2 T3 
PSYC1024Clinical perspectives on Anxiety, Mood and Stress     T2 T3  S
PSYC1025Psychology of WorkT1  T3 
PSYC1027Forensic Psychology: Crime, Courts and CorrectionsT1  T3 
PSYC1028Psychology of Human Centred Design   T3 
PSYC1029Psychobiology of Sex, Love and Attraction T2 T3 
PSYC1031Science of Resilience    
PSYC1062Science of WellbeingT1T2  T3 
PSYC1111Measuring Mind and Behaviour   T3  
PSYC2001Research Methods 2T1   
PSYC2061Social and Developmental PsychologyT1   
PSYC2071Perception and Cognition   T3 
PSYC2081Learning & Physiological Psychology T2  
PSYC2101Assessment Personality & Psychopathology   T3  
PSYC3001Research Methods 3T1   
PSYC3011Research and Applications of Psychology   T3  
PSYC3051Physiological Psychology T2   
PSYC3121Social Psychology   T3  
PSYC3202Cognitive and Clinical  Neuroscience   T3  
PSYC3211Cognitive ScienceT1   
PSYC3221Vision and BrainT1   
PSYC3241Psychobiology of Memory & MotivationT1   
PSYC3301Psychology and Law T2   
PSYC3311Language and Cognition T2   
PSYC3331Health Psychology   T3 
PSYC3341Developmental Psychology T2   
PSYC3361Research InternshipT1T2  
PSYC3371Multivariate Data Analysis   T3 

 

 

HONOURS
  TERM/S OFFERED
PSYC4072   Honours Research Project 6UOCT1       
PSYC4073Honours Research Project 12 UOC                             T2      T3
PSYC4093Psychology 4AT1  
PSYC4103Psychology 4B T2      

 

  • Sarah Altmann

    Sarah Altmann

    Bachelor of Psychology

    Studying Psychology at UNSW over the past 4 years has been a highly rewarding experience. Initially I chose psychology because I was interested in understanding the “whys” that underlie human behaviour. Throughout my degree not only have I been able to learn much about the psychological, social and biological underpinnings of behaviour, but I have also gained hands on experience in research discovering some of these “whys” for myself.

  • Mona Omais

    Mona Omais

    Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)

    Since a young age, my aspirations have always been geared towards a profession that involved communicating with and helping others. My later decision to undertake studies within psychology and potentially help the psychological needs of my community further came with an important decision, which institution would provide the best prospect for my tertiary education?

  • Thomas Liang

    Thomas Liang

    Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Laws
    Major in Psychology

    I chose UNSW because it is a well-recognised university and a university consistently rated with high quality teaching.  I appreciated UNSW’s forward thinking, demonstrated by the numerous construction projects for new buildings. With a significant proportion of international students, UNSW also provides an opportunity to build friendships with people from a variety of backgrounds. To this day, I still remember the phenomenal atmosphere I experienced when I first visited UNSW on Info Day.

Student Guide

Student Guide

The School of Psychology Student Guide for undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students is available now. The Guide contains important information on University and School policies and should be read by all Psychology students.

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