Students registered for the undergraduate Psychology programme will complete a set of core modules across three years of study. Depending on their chosen major (General Psychology, Industrial and Organisational Psychology, or both), students will engage with topics spanning theory, research, and applied practice. The following modules are on offer at each year level:
First Year (Compulsory for all Psychology majors)
- PSYC101 – Introduction to Psychology 1A
- PSYC102 – Introduction to Psychology 1B
All first-year students registered in psychology will complete the same first-year curriculum, laying the foundation for the General and Industrial and Organisational psychology streams.
Second Year: General Psychology Major
- PSYC201 – Introduction to Research
- PSYC202 – Social Psychology OR
- PSYC203 – Developmental Psychology
Second Year: Industrial and Organisational Psychology Major
- PSYC201 – Introduction to Research
- PSYC207 – Industrial Psychology 2A OR
- PSYC208 – Industrial Psychology 2B
Third Year: General Psychology Major
- PSYC301 – Measurement, Experiment and Observation
- PSYC341 – Psychopathology
- PSYC342 – Counselling and Psychotherapy
- PSYC322 – Neuropsychology
Third Year: Industrial and Organisational Psychology Major
- PSYC301 – Measurement, Experiment and Observation (shared with General stream)
- PSYC319 – Organisational Development
- PSYC326 – Labour Relations: Context, Law and Practice
Students choose one elective from the list below
- PSYC320 – Learning for the Workplace
- PSYC321 – Work: Health and Ergonomics
Students whose majors are Industrial and Organisational Psychology and General Psychology will register for the following:
Level 2:
General Psychology: PSYC 201, and PSYC 202 OR PSYC 203.
Industrial and Organisational Psychology: PSYC 208 and 207.
Level 3:
General Psychology: PSYC 301. 341, 342, 322
Industrial and Organisational Psychology: PSYC 319, 326, 320 and 321