Level I (Minimum 30 credits)
1. PSYC1000: Introduction to Developmental, Social & Abnormal Psychology
2. PSYC1005: Psychology Laboratory Methods: Social, Abnormal and Developmental
3. FOUN1013: Critical Reading and Writing in the Social Sciences or FOUN1019: Critical Reading and Writing in the Disciplines
4. FOUN1101: Caribbean Civilization
5. FOUN1201: Science, Medicine & Technology in Society (or a Foreign Language)*
6. SOCI1002: Introduction to Sociology I
7. PSYC1001: Introduction to Cognitive & Physiological Psychology
8. PSYC1006: Research in Cognitive and Physiological Psychology
9. SOCI1005: Introduction to Statistics for Behavioural Sciences
10. Plus 1 Level I Free Elective (EXCEPT SOCI1001: Introduction to Social Research which is an anti-requisite to PSYC1005 and PSYC1006)
NB:*Students who have been excepted from the recommended foreign language requirment, must do all three foundation courses (1101, 1201, 1013/1019)
Level II & Level III (Minimum 60 credits)
11. PSYC2000: Social Psychology
12. SOCI2008: Statistics for the Behavioural Sciences
13. PSYC2008: Cognitive Psychology
14. PSYC3007: Applied Social Psychology or PSYC3001: Social Cognition
15. PSYC2019: Experimental and Applied Psychology
16-18. Three (3) from the following 5:
- PSYC2002: Abnormal Psychology
- PSYC2003: Physiological Psychology
- PSYC2004: Personality Theory
- PSYC2007: Psychometrics
- PSYC2012: Developmental Psychology
19-21. Plus 3 Psychology Courses
22-30. Plus 9 Levels II/III Free Electives
NOTE: Students taking double Majors or Majors and Minors which require the same course or courses (e.g. SOCI2008) cannot use these overlapping courses for both Majors or both Minors. Appropriate substitute courses must be taken in order to fulfill the requirements of both Majors and Major/Minor combinations. For example, PSYC2000 cannot be counted for both the Psychology (Major) and Criminology (Minor). There are some out-of-Faculty and non-psychology courses which may act as substitutes for the required courses in the Psychology Major. PSYC1005 & PSYC1006 are accepted as a substitute where SOCI1001: Introduction to Social Research is required. Please inquire with the Psychology Unit Office.
MSc Applied Psychology
MSc ClinicalPsychology