Psychology I - Course Package
The course provides a general introduction to psychology as a science. You go through and discuss central problems, theories, methods and results in cognitive neuroscience, social psychology and developmental psychology. You get examples of and apply different theoretical approaches and scientific methods of working.
Psychology I – Course Package is an exciting course on a subject that affects us all. Theory and literature reading are combined with various applied elements.
Psychology I – Course Package is a good start for those who want to build their own education with a focus on psychology. But the course package is also a good complement in a bachelor's degree with a different major.
Out in working life, there is a demand for psychological knowledge in many different areas, for example recruitment, rehabilitation, health care, school and education, the sports world, organizational development and personnel administration.
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Course structure
As a registered student you will find detailed course information and communication for each separate course in the learning platform Athena. Login with your university account.
The course comprises the following modules. Click on each course for more detailed information, including course instructions, schedule and more.
Introduction to Psychology as a Science (PS1101)
Cognitive Neuroscience 1 (PS1201)
Developmental Psychology 1 (PS1401)
Teaching format
See detailed information for each separate course.
Assessment
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Examiner
Course leader for Psychology I
Laura Ferrer-Wreder, Head of studies -
Course literature
Note that the course literature can be changed up to two months before the start of the course.
A complete list of course readings is found in the course instructions, see information for each seperate course.
The list is subject to change until two months prior to the start of the course. In case the new course instructions is missing by then, please check with the course leader before you buy any expensive books etc.
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Contact
Registered students should primarily use Athena for teacher communication.
To contact the Student office or a Student Councellor, see below.
Student office - Bachelor's level
Study councellor - Bachelor's level
