Undergraduate Psychology Courses

You can view the list of undergraduate courses offered in the Department of Psychology

First Semester Courses

(6 Units) PSYC1003 Psychology I : Understanding Mind, Brain, and Behaviour (Honours Pathway Option) - Dr Michael PLATOW

(6 Units) PSYC1005 Life Issues : Applying Psychology - Dr Ross WILKINSON

(6 Units) PSYC2002 Developmental Psychology - Dr Phillipa BUTCHER

(6 Units) PSYC2007 Biological Basis of Behaviour - Dr Brendan O'BRIEN

(6 Units) PSYC2009 Quantitative Methods in Psychology (Honours Pathway Option) - Professor Mike SMITHSON

(6 Units) PSYC3002 The Social Psychology of Group Processes and Social Change - Dr Michael PLATOW

(6 Units) PSYC3016 Issues in Behavioural Neuroscience - Dr Brendan O'BRIEN

(6 Units) PSYC3023 Special Topics in Psychology (Honours Pathway Option) - Professor Don BYRNE

(6 Units) PSYC3025 Abnormal Psychology Across the Lifespan - Dr Bernd HEUBECK Dr Richard O'KEARNEY

(6 Units) PSYC3026 Personality & the Assessment of Individual Differences - Dr Phillipa BUTCHER Dr Ross WILKINSON

Second Semester Courses

(6 Units) PSYC1004 Psychology II : Understanding People in Context (Honours Pathway Option) - Dr Phillipa BUTCHER

(6 Units) PSYC2001 Social Psychology - Dr Dirk VAN ROOY Dr Boris BIZUMIC

(6 Units) PSYC2008 Visual Perception and Cognition - Dr Mark EDWARDS Dr Romina PALERMO

(6 Units) PSYC2011 Perspectives on Crime from Psychology and Criminology - Mr Daniel SKORICH

(6 Units) PSYC3011 Perception - Dr Mark EDWARDS

(6 Units) PSYC3015 Issues in Cognitive Psychology - Dr Romina PALERMO

(6 Units) PSYC3018 Advanced Research Methods (Honours Pathway Option) - Dr Dirk VAN ROOY

(6 Units) PSYC3020 Health Psychology - Dr Elizabeth RIEGER Dr Jay BRINKER

(6 Units) PSYC3023 Special Topics in Psychology (Honours Pathway Option) - Professor Don BYRNE

Students enrolled in Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) must complete at least 24 units of Honours Pathway Options or Courses

* Information on PSYC3023 Special Topics Options is made available on the Psychology homepage at the end of each semester for the following semester. An Expression of Interest is normally required several days before the start date of the new semester