Psychology

English options in:

• Psychology 101, Theories of Personality, Social Psychology, Research Methods & Design, Developmental Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Health Psychology, Cognition & Learning, Foundations in Counseling, Sensation & Perception, & History of Psychology

English options in:

• Psychology 101, Motivation, Research Methods, Psychology of Personality, Developmental Psychology, Learning, Cognitive Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Social Psychology, Foundations of Counseling, Neuropsychology, Health Psychology, Comparative Psychology, & Environmental Psychology

English Courses in:

• Intro to Psychology, Learning, Motivation & Reward, Child & Adolescent Psychology, Special Topics in Clinical & Cognitive, Sociological & Developmental Psychology, Psychology of Crisis, Advanced Research Methods, Cognitive Psychology, Health Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Social/Organizational Psychology, Human Sexuality & Gender Studies, 

Research Methods Courses in:

• PSY 4304 Advanced Research Methods and Statistics in Psychology - Potentially equivalent to PSY 306
• AUI-Catalog2021-2023.pdf 

English options in:

• Psychology 101, Brain & Behavior, Psychology of Child Development, Research Methods, Psychology of Personality, Psychological Interventions

English options in:

• Social Psychology, Psychological Interventions, Psychology of Personality, Research Design & Data Analysis

English options in:

• Psychology 101, Cognition, Developmental Psychology, Health Psychology, Research, Social and Developmental Psychology, Abnormal Psychology & Cognitive Neuroscience, Health Psychology, & Applied Cognitive Science

English options in:

• Psychology 101, Learning, Developmental Psychology, Psychology of Personality

Summer English options in:

• Social Psychology

Semester English options in:

• Neuroscience, Perception, Vision Mind & the Brain, Brain & Behavior, Family Counseling, Statistical Methods, Neuroscience of Interpersonal Relationships

English options in:

• Research Methods, Sensation & Perception, Behavioral Psych, Neuroscience, Group Counseling, Clinical Psychology, Cognitive Neuroscience, Counseling Psychology, Psychology of Language, Psychology of Decision Making & more

English options in:

• Neuroscience, Perception, Vision Mind & the Brain, Brain & Behavior, Family Counseling, Statistical Methods, Neuroscience of Interpersonal Relationships

English options in:

• Abnormal Psychology, Neuro-Psychological Assessment & Rehabilitation & Neuropsychology

English options in:

• Social Psychology, Learning, Qualitative & Quantitative Research Methods, Social Work Counseling, Community Psychology & Counseling, Human Sexuality

$2,750 4-week summer. Placement site, housing, meals, airport pickup. Additional $275 for 3 quarter credits

• Placements 
  • Cancer Support Center - Observe supportive therapies developed by the center's psychologists or assist with educational workshops. 

English options in:

• Health Psychology, Cross Cultural Psychology, Healing Processes Across Cultures

English courses in:

• Neuroscience, Memory, Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience, Psych of Personality, Cognition, Psych of Behavior, 2022_23_Psychology.pdf (plus.ac.at) 

English options in:

• Psychology 101, Cognition, Special Topics in Neuroscience

English options in:

• Psychology 101, Social Psychology, Research Methods, Abnormal Psychology, Psychology of Personality, Developmental Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Research

 English options in:

• Social Science Research Methods, Psychology 101, Psychology of Language & the Mind, Environmental Psychology

English courses in:

• Health Psychology, Positive Psychology, Psychology of Adjustment, Child/Developmental Psychology, Social Psychology, Sports Psychology, Statistics 1+2, Psych of Personality, Human Biology, Psych 101, Educational Psychology

Summer Options: June 12 - Aug. 5th for 9 -10 quarter credits

• Summer Psychology Sessions 2+3
  • Social Psychology, Intro to Neuroscience, & Psychology electives
• Internship in Prague + Any Fall block 1 (London, Ireland combo, or non Schengen region location)

Spring Quarter Combinations:  May 15 - Aug 5 = 13-18 quarter credits

• Prague Summer Psychology + Prague Summer Global Internship
• Summer Psychology Sessions 1, 2 +3
  • Social Psychology, Intro to Neuroscience, & Psychology electives
• Amman Summer Middle Eastern Studies (Social Psychology) + Prague Internship

English options in:

• Research, Intro to Social Neuroscience, Topics in Neuroscience, Mindfulness & Psychotherapy, Attachment & Family Systems

Semester English options in:

• Happiness Studies, Social Psychology, Seminar in Comparative Health, Health Psychology, Intro to Neuroscience

Summer English options in:

• Happiness Studies

• Intro to Social & Developmental Psych, Individual & Social Cognition, Evolutionary Psychology, Constructing Childhoods, Intro to Psych for Childhood Studies

Semester English options in:

• Social Psychology, Mindy Body & Brain, Developmental Psychology, Health Psychology

Semester English options in:

• Psychology 101, Healing processes across cultures, Intro to Neuroscience, Social Psychology, Health Psychology

• Foundations of Psychology; Brain, Behavior and Cognition; Critical Social Psychology: Memory, Narrative and Representation; Psychology of Health and Wellbeing; 

Other Psychology related electives:

• Historical and Philosophical Concepts in Psychology; Mental Health and Brain Function; Neuropsychology and Neuro-rehabilitation;  Advanced Thinking; Introduction to Forensic Psychology; Occupational Psychology; Psychotherapeutic and Mental Health: from Theory to Practice; Psychology of Art

Semester English options in:

• Personality, Psychology of Language, Brain & Mind, Cognition, Cognitive Neuroscience, and Psychology of Happiness & Well-being

English options in:

• Psychology of Language, Cognition & Learning, Developmental Psychology, Psychology 101, Social Psychology, Perception & Neuroscience, Psychology of Personality, Health Psychology, Learning & Decision Making, Special Topics in Neuroscience, Cognitive Neuroscience

• Fall runs into January, so students would need to register for both winter and spring quarters.
• Spring semester runs January to June.

Fall/Winter Modules: 

• Behavioral Psychology, Biological Psychology, Cognitive Neuroscience, Educational Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Health Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Clinical Psychology

Spring Semester Modules:

• Developmental Psychology, Social Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Child Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Brain & Behavior, Organizational Psychology, Positive Psychology, Exercise and Wellbeing Psychology, Psychological Perspectives on Self and Identity, Psych of Inequality

Summer English Courses in:

• Clinical Psychology; Personality, Quantitative Methods in Psychology; Human Development; Scientific Reasoning in Psychology; Developmental Psychology; Foundations in Psychology; Brain and Cognition; Health Psychology

Other Psychology Electives in:

• Psychoanalysis; Developmental Psychopathology; Individual Differences & Intelligence; Psychology and Cinema; Conceptual and Historical Issues in Psychology; Debates and Controversies in Psychology; Psychopathology

• Psychology, Developmental Psychology; Introduction to Biological and Cognitive Psychology; Self and Society: Applications from Social and Developmental Psychology; Cognitive Disorders; Health Psychology; Social Psychology; Cognitive Psychology; Systems Neuroscience; Clinical Psychology; 

Other Psychology related electives in:

• Psychology and Crime; Psychology, Crime and the Popular Imagination; Understanding Psychological Diversity; Diverse and Alternative Approaches to Psychotherapy;  Psychology of Counselling and Psychotherapy; Sexology/Sex and Relationships in Psychotherapy; Consciousness; Political Psychology; Forensic Criminal Psychology; Individual Differences; Mechanisms of Mind-Body Therapies; Occupational and Work Psychology; Forensic Psychology; Music and the Mind; Psychology of Education

Semester English options in:

• Cognition, Intro to Brain & Behavior, & Social Psychology

*Students cannot take final year Psychology modules at the University of Hull

Semester English options in:

• Learning, Psychology of Relationships, Developmental Psychology, & Cognition

• Intro to Psychology; Developmental Psychology; Social Psychology; Cognitive Psychology; Perception;  Psychology for Healthy Minds; Advanced Social Psychology; Advanced Developmental Psychology; Evolution and Human Behavior; Individual Differences; Memory and Language; Perception, Action and Cognition; Neuroscience; Reasoning and Decision Making; Occupational Health Psychology; Evolutionary Psychology; Techniques in Human Neuropsychology; One Brain, Two Hemispheres; Development of Language and Literacy;

Other Psychology related electives:

• Historical and Philosophical Foundations of Psychology; Biopsychosocial Issues in Ageing; Work Psychology: Applying Theory to Practice in the Workplace; The Biopsychology of Human Energy Balance; Feminist Social Psychology

Semester English options in:

• Learning, Psychology of Relationships, Developmental Psychology, & Cognition

Semester English options in:

• Social Psychology, Mindy Body & Brain, Developmental Psychology, Health Psychology

English options in:

• Health Psychology, Psychology of Personality, Learning & Cognition, Social Psychology, Comparative Health Processes, Racism Prejudice & Discrimination, Psychology of Gender

English options in:

• Cognitive Neuroscience, Sensation & Perception, Developmental Psychology, Well-being

English options in:

• Social Psychology, Cognitive Neuroscience, Evolutionary Psychology, Image Perception & Cognition, Cross Cultural Psychology, Psychology of Language, Race Racism & Anti-racism

English options in:

• Cognitive Neuroscience, Social Psychology, Psychology of Language, Evolutionary Psychology

Semester English courses in:

• Human Development

Summer English courses in:

• Human Sexuality, Abnormal Psychology

French options in:

• Cognitive Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Social Psychology, Research Methods, Learning

• English courses in Resilience in Children & Youth, Cross Cultural Psychology, Language Development from a Cross Cultural Perspective, Child Psychology, Adolescent Psychology

English options in:

• Health Psychology, Child Development, Comparative Health Systems, Gender, Statistics

Fall Block 1/Summer:

• Intro to Neuroscience, Social Psychology

$12095 semester/ $22,095 Academic Year including tuition, housing, and excursions!

*This program works for Fall quarter dates in Germany! (August - December)

English courses:

•  Cross Cultural Developmental Psychology

English options in:

• Motivation, Research Methods, Psychology of Personality, Developmental Psychology, Learning, Cognitive Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Social Psychology, Testing & Assessment

Research Methods Courses in:

• Research Methods in Psychology - Potentially equivalent to PSY 203
• Analysis of Behavioral Data (This course provides students with the basic knowledge of statistics and their application to research in the field of social sciences.) - Potentially equivalent to PSY 306

Quarter/Semester English options in:

• Research Methods & Analysis, Intro to Psych, Psych of Personality, Social Psychology, Research Methods & Statistics, Clinical Psychology, Cognitive Neuroscience, Applied Statistics for Psychologists, Psych of Addiction, Developmental Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Positive Psychology, Health Psychology, Organizational Psychology, Educational Psychology, Senior Thesis

Summer English courses in:

• Psych of Personality, Social Psychology, Organizational Psychology

Research Methods Courses: Course Offerings - American College of Thessaloniki (act.edu) 

• Research Methods & Analysis (Research 210) - Potentially equivalent to PSY 203
• Research Methods & Statistics 1 (Psych 205) - Potentially equivalent to PSY 203
• Research Methods & Statistics 2 (Psych 206) - Potentially equivalent to PSY 306
• Advanced Applied Statistics for Psychologists (Psych 360) - Potentially equivalent to PSY 307

English courses in:

• Social Psychology; Health Psychology

Other Psychology related electives:

• On Death and Dying; Cravings and Addictions; Applied Behavior Analysis; Child Abuse, Trauma and Forensic Interview

• Social Psychology 1 & 2; Psychology: Theory and Method 1; Psychology of the Personality; Psychology and Everyday Life; Practical Psychology 1; Biological Basis of Human Behavior; Applied Psychology; Abnormal and Clinical Psychology; Developmental Psychopathology; Psychology of Movement Development from Infancy to Adolescence; Human Development and the Lifespan; Psychology and Social Issues; Psychology: Theory and Method 2; Cognition 1; 

Other Psychology related electives:

• Applied Sport Psychology; Empirical Psychology 1;The Psychology of Work; Social Psychology of Organizations; Psychology of Movement Development from Infancy to Adolescence; Exercise is Medicine - Exercise Psychology;  Intro to Psychology Applied to Nursing and Midwifery; Political Psychology; Approaches to Social Identity; The Psychology of Career Success

English options in:

• Brain & Behavior, Cognitive Psychology, Evolutionary Psychology, Health Psychology, Research Foundations, Social Psychology, Lifespan Developmental Psychology, Psychology of Personality, Psychology of Learning

Research Methods Courses in:

• *Additional modules in: Design & Analysis of Experiments - potentially equivalent to PSY 307

Other Psychology related electives:

• Comparative and Evolutionary Psychology; Criminal Psychology; Ethics and Human Rights in Psychological Research and Practice; Introduction to Psychology: Mental Health; Neuropsychology; Psychology of Language

$3,650 4-week summer. $4,650 6-week. Placement site, housing, airport pickup.

Additional $275 for 3 quarter credits

• Placements 
  • Family Support Center - The center also runs an activity group that aims to promote social inclusion through arts and crafts, sports, drama, and cooking projects, youth exchanges, day trips, mid-term and summer camps, yoga and meditation, cooking classes, grinds (tutoring), as well as workshops on building healthy relationships and improving I.T skills.
  • Support Center for Individuals with Disabilities - The aim is to enhance the well-being of the family unit through fun and recreational activities including music, art, and play therapy as well as guardian(s) support mechanisms. 
  • Equine Therapy Center - therapeutic horsemanship, equine-facilitated coaching, and EAGALA model equine-assisted personal development and psychotherapy.

• Foundation of Psychology; Thinking; Developmental Psychology; Child Development in Changing Family Contexts; Applied Issues in Developmental Psychology; Social Neuroscience; Fundamentals of Neuroscience and Behavior; The Brain Throughout the Lifespan; Psychoanalysis and Personality; Creative Cognition;

Other Psychology/Neuroscience related electives:

• Psychology of Criminal Behavior; Preclinical and Clinical Models of Neuropsychiatric and Neurological Disorders; Policy and the Behavioral and Brain Sciences; Psychological Disorder; Evolutionary Psychology;  Human Reasoning; Psychology of Religion and Spirituality

• Intro to Psychology; Introduction to Research Methods and Practical Skills in Psychology; Psychology of Learning; Health Psychology; Applied Behavior Analysis; Introduction to Positive Psychology; Biological Psychology; Developmental Psychology; Theories of Personality; Human Sexuality; Psychology, Memory and Cognition; Perception, Attention & Performance; Issues in the Cognitive Neurosciences; Abnormal and Clinical Psychology; Social Psychology;  Language & Cognition: A Contextual Behavioral Approach;  Applied Developmental Psychology; 

Other Psychology related electives:

• Psychology, Science and Pseudoscience; Introduction to Collaborative Enquiry & Applied Systems Science; Issues in the Cognitive Neurosciences; Forensic,  Historical and Conceptual Issues; Pediatric Clinical Behavioral Interventions; Technology and Health

• Childhood Psychology; Psychology of Perception and Cognition; Introduction to Psychology; Brain and Behavior; Introduction to Social Psychology; Introduction to Applied Psychology; Intro to Psychological Sciences; Key Skills and Concepts in Psychology; Child & Adolescent Development; Visual and Social Cognition; Intro to Health Psych; Foundations of Psychology; Lifespan Developmental Psychology; Behavioral Neuroscience; Advanced Social Psychology; Applied Health Psychology; Human Intelligence and Personality; Cross-Cultural Psychology; Advanced Cognitive Psychology; 

Other Psychology related electives:

• The Psychology of Language; Intro to Disability Studies; Intro to Work and Organizational Psych; Clinical Psych; The Science and Art of Therapy: From Freud to Zinn; Psych for Everyday Life; Psychology of Ageing; Psychology and Crime;  Practicing Organizational Psychology: Diagnosing and Solving Workplace Problems; Youth Mental Health; How to Change Behavior

English courses in:

• Mental Health & Disability, Sexuality & Society, Disability Studies, Aging Studies

English courses in:

• General Psychology; Intro to Statistical Analyses of Psychological Data; Child Development; Cognitive Psychology; Developmental Psychology; Adolescent Psychology; Social Psychology; Health Psychology; Clinical Psychology; Abnormal Psychology; 

Other Psychology related electives in:

• Stereotyping, Prejudice and Discrimination;  Psychobiology

English courses in:

• General Psychology; Intro to Statistical Analyses of Psychological Data; Child Development; Cognitive Psychology; Developmental Psychology; Adolescent Psychology; Social Psychology; Stereotyping, Prejudice and Discrimination; Health Psychology; Clinical Psychology; Abnormal Psychology; Psychobiology

English courses in:

• Intro to Psychology; Social Psychology; Child Psychology; The Pursuit of Happiness: Cultivating Well-Being in Challenging Times; Adolescent Psychology; Introduction to Neuroscience

Other Psychology related electives:

•  Love and Natural Selection: Science and Myth; Psychology of Crime; Psychology of Art and Human Creativity; 

Semester English options in:

• Drug Abuse & Behavioral Addiction, Cross Cultural Psychology, Social Psychology

Summer English options in:

• Drug Abuse & Behavioral Addiction, Cross Cultural Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Social Psychology

Semester English options in:

• Health & Wellness, Comparative Health & Systems, Communication Between the Sexes, Cognitive Psychology, Aging

Summer English options in:

• Communication Between the Sexes, Gender Issues, Health & Wellness, Social Processes

English courses in:

• General Psychology; Intro to Statistical Analyses of Psychological Data; Child Development; Cognitive Psychology; Developmental Psychology; Adolescent Psychology; Social Psychology; Health Psychology; Clinical Psychology; Abnormal Psychology; 

Other Psychology related electives in:

• Stereotyping, Prejudice and Discrimination;  Psychobiology

Semester English options in:

• Abnormal Psychology, Drug Abuse & Behavioral Addiction, Cross Cultural Psychology, Social Psychology, Art Therapy, Happiness Studies, Clinical Research/Internship in Dependence & Abuse

Summer English options in:

• Drug Abuse & Behavioral Addiction, Happiness Studies

English Courses in:

• Intro to Psychology, Health Psychology, Social Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Evolutionary Psychology, Human Biology, Cognitive Psychology, Psychology of Learning & Applied Behavioral Analysis, Work Psychology, Psych of Sexuality, Forensic Psychology, Cyberpsychology, Environmental Psychology, Organizational Psychology, Sports Psychology, Neuropsychology & more

Spring Semester and Academic Year options available. 

Academic year prices range from $21,500 - $23,500 including tuition, housing and airport pickup!

English Courses in:

• Intro to Psychology, Health Psychology, Social Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Evolutionary Psychology, Human Biology, Cognitive Psychology, Psychology of Learning & Applied Behavioral Analysis, Work Psychology, Psych of Sexuality, Forensic Psychology, Cyberpsychology, Environmental Psychology, Organizational Psychology, Sports Psychology, Neuropsychology & more

English Courses in:

• Neurodegenerative Diseases Foundation, Tools, and Perspectives, Twin Research Human Genetics, Interpersonal Neuroscience: Connecting People via their Bodies and Brains, Deep Reinforcement Learning, The Beautiful Mind: Global Perceptions of Mental Health

There are 2 summer sessions. Each two weeks for up to 4 quarter credits for the 4-week program. Students must have Sophomore status at 3.0 GPA.

Semester English options in:

• Cognitive Psychology, Brain & Cognition, Motivation, Psychopharmacology, Evolutionary Psychology, Interpersonal Relationships, Psychology of Language, Perception, Learning, Psychology of Sexuality

English Courses in:

• Cultural Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Developmental Neuropsychology, Evolutionary Psychology, Intro to Psychology, Positive Psychology, Clinical Neuropsychology, Forensic Psychology, Neuropsychology of Aging, Occupational Health Psychology, Psychology of Personality, Social Psychology, Work and Group Psychology, Brain & Behavior, Cognitive Neuropsychology, Developmental Disorders, Personality Disorders, Social Neuroscience, Topics in Psychology

Semester English options in:

• Developmental Psychology, Positive Psychology, Social Psychology, Cognitive Neuroscience, Cognitive Psychology

Summer English options in:

• Positive Psychology, Developmental Neuro-psychology

Semester English options in:

• Positive Psychology, History of Psychology, Cross Cultural Psychology, Social Psychology, Psychology of Personality, Cognition, Developmental Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Brain Cognition & Perception, Lifespan Development, Learning, Memory

English Courses in: Modules at the Coleraine campus - Ulster University Global 

• Intro to Psychology, Health Psychology, Social Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Psychobiology, Advanced Topics in Developmental Psychology, Occupational Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Behavioral Neuroscience, Applied Behavior Analysis, Development of Social Behavior, Evolutionary Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Applied Genetics

English courses in:

• Research Methods in Psychology I & II; Cultural Psychology;

Other Psychology related electives:

• Psychopathology; Psychology of Intercultural Contact and Communication; Stereotyping, Prejudice, and Discrimination; Conflict Negotiation and Mediation; Individual and Cultural Diversity Competencies and Development; Sociology of Violence

English courses in:

• Intro to Psychology 1 & 2; Social Psychology; Cognitive Psychology 1; Human Development and Intelligence;  Applied Psychology: Health Psychology and Professional Practice; Social Cognition and Personality; Cognition Across the Lifespan; 

Other Psychology related electives:

• Information and Communication Skills;  Academic Skills in Psychology; Philosophy and History of Psychology; Psychobiology; Work and Organizational Psychology; Forensic Psychology 1: Principles; Forensic Psychology 2: Applications; Intelligence at Work; Psychology of Language

English options in:

• Psychology 101, Evolution & Human Behavior, Health Psychology, Neuropharmacology, Neuroscience, Research Design, Developmental Psychology, Social Psychology, Cognitive & Behavioral Neuroscience, Evolutionary Psychology, Perception, Cognition, Sex Differences & Gender Development, Memory, Psychology of Identity

English options in:

• Brain & Behavior, Health Psychology, Cognition, Developmental Psychology, Individual Differences, Psychology 101, Research Methods, Social Psychology

Research Methods Courses in:

• Research Methods (PSYU914) - potentially equivalent to PSY 203

Other Psychology related Electives:

• Animal Behavior; Psychology in Context; The Social Mind

English courses in:

• Psychology; Social Psychology of Groups; Science of Close Relationships; Data Analysis for Psychology in R1 & R2; Perception, Action, Cognition; Human Personality; From Perception to Cognition: Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience: Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience: Childhood; Causal Cognition

Other Psychology related electives in:

• Behavioral Genetics; Psychology of Mental Health; Functional Organization of Visual Cortex - A Cognitive Neuroscience Approach; Psychological Therapies; Methods and Controversies in Parapsychology; A Journey in Color; Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience: Infancy; Thinking and Reasoning; 

English options in:

• Social Psychology, Individual Differences, Brain & Cognition, Sport Exercise & Well-being

English courses in: (Suffolk University Madrid)

• Psychology 101; Human Sexuality; Health Psychology

English courses in: Social Psychology, Cognition, Developmental Psychology in Childhood, Developmental Psychology

Spanish Psychology courses in: Social Psychology, Cognition, Developmental Psychology, & more 

English options in:

• Social Psychology, Multiculturalism in Complex Societies, Data & Design Analysis 1&2, Quantitative Techniques for Social Research

English options in:

• 200 level Health, Healing & Culture, Cultural Psychology, Social Psychology

Spanish courses in: Psychology: Social Psychology, Neuroscience, Developmental Psychology, Trauma, Child Psychology & more

English options in:

• Developmental Psychology, Social Psychology, Legal & Forensic Psychology, Personality Psychology, Gender Studies, Psychological Intervention and Treatment III & Organizational Behavior

Advanced Spanish options in:

• Psychology 101, Developmental Psychology, Health & Positive Psychology, Psychological Well being and Community Psychology, Personal Psychology, History of Psychology, Social Psychology, Women Psychology, Psychological Interventions & Treatment III, Biological Bases of Behavior 1&2

Spanish (B2) options in:

• History of Psychology, Psychology of Learning, Motivation, Psychology Statistics 1&2, Methods, Design & Technical Investigation, Social Psychology, Perception & Memory, Cognition, Psychology of Personality, & Psychology Intervention & Treatment

Spanish (B2) options in:

• Motivation, Developmental Psychology, Social Psychology, Perception, Data Analysis, Psychology of Personality, Psychopathology, Assessment & Diagnosis, Research Design, Psychology of Learning, Cognitive Neuroscience, Psychological Therapies, Health Psychology, Neuropsychology

English courses in:

• Developmental Psychology, Cognitive Psychology: Fundamentals of Perception & Attention

English options in 300 level:

• Abnormal Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Health Psychology, Social Psychology, and Intercultural Interactions – a Psychological Perspective

English options in:

• Health Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Personality Psychology

English options in:

• Contextual Studies in Counseling, Internship

English courses in:

• Research Methods & Ethics in Psychology in Counseling, Counseling & Psychological Well-being, Psychology & Mental Health in Conflict and Post-Conflict Contexts, Independent Study

Semester English options in:

• Psychology 101, Social Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Health Psychology, Statistics, Research Methods, Developmental Psychology, Psychology of Personality

Summer English options in:

• Psychology 101, Social Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Health Psychology, Statistics, Research Methods, Developmental Psychology, Psychology of Personality, Stereotypes Prejudice Discrimination, Cultural Psychology

English options in:

• Psychology 101, Social Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Health Psychology, Statistics, Research Methods, Developmental Psychology, Psychology of Personality, Cognitive Psychology; Organizational Psychology

Other Psychology related elective courses:

• Psychology of Bilingualism; Biopsychology; Psychology of Creativity; Psychotherapy and Counseling; Cultural Psychology; Stereotypes, Prejudice, and Discrimination; Psychology of Religion; Psychology Research Experience; Psychology of Language Development; Personal and Professional Development; History and Systems

English options in:

• Psychology 101, Research Methods, Developmental Psychology, Social Psychology, Psychology of Personality, Development, Abnormal Psychology, Motivation & Emotion, Psychology of Learning, & Health Psychology

• Psychology 101, Developmental Psychology, Evolutionary Psychology, Health Psychology, Cross Cultural Mental Health, Child Psychology, Cognitive Psychology Lab, Social Psychology 1+2, History of Psychology, & Cognition

English options in:

• Psychology 101, Research & Design, Lifespan Development, Abnormal Psychology, Cognition, Psychology of Personality, Social Psychology, Perception, Cognitive Neuroscience, Social Cognition, Evolutionary Psychology, Motivation & Emotion, Health Psychology, Brain & Language, Behavioral Neuroscience, Psychology of Relationships, Psychology of Prejudice & Discrimination, Foundations of Counseling, & History of Psychology

English options in:

• Psychology 101, Research Methods, Health Psychology, Lifespan Development, Relationships, Personality, Cognitive Neuroscience

• Intro to Psychology I & II; Psychology, Health and Wellbeing; Developmental Psychology; Advanced Issues in Development Psychology: Development Problems Across the Lifespan; Research Methods in Psychology; Social and Personality Psychology; Advanced Issues in Health Psychology; Applied Child and Adolescent Psychology; Social and Personality Psychology; Developmental Psychology; Biopsychology and Learning; Cognitive Processes I; Perception; Personality and its Disorders

Other Psychology related electives:

• Organizational Psychology; Advanced Issues in Development Psychology: Child Abuse and Neglect; Philosophy of Psychology; Computational Modelling in Psychology; Advanced Topics in Physiological Psychology; Science and Practice of Psychology in Context; Appetite: The Psychology of Eating and Drinking; The Ethics and Moral Psychology of Good and Evil;  Psychopathology; Organizational Psychology; Neuropsychology in Clinical Practice; Social Interactions in the Modern World;

English options in:

• Psychology 101, Research Methods, Lifespan Development, Developmental Psychology, Social & Cultural Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Psychology of Personality, Positive Psychology, Health Psychology, Cognitive Neuroscience

Research Methods Courses in:

• 1003PSY Research Methods & Statistics in Psychology - Potentially equivalent to PSY 203
• 2000PSY Experimental Design & Analysis - Potentially equivalent to PSY 307
• 3003PSY Survey Design & Analysis - Potentially equivalent to PSY 306

Other Psychology related electives:

• Exercise and Sport Psychology; Psychological Assessment of Individual Differences; Workplace Psychology; Issues in Quantitative Research; Survey Design and Analysis; Cognitive Neuropsychology; Human Behavior; Biological Psychology; Experimental Design and Analysis; Adolescent Development; Mental Health, Psychology and the Criminal Justice System; Organizational Behavior and Wellbeing; Psychology of Crime; Consumer Psychology; Psychology and the Justice System; Group Facilitation and Coaching Skills; Career Psychology and Counselling; Introduction to Social Theory; Sport Psychology; Adult Development and Ageing; Counselling Theory and Practice; Interpersonal Skills; Behavior Change Skills; Counselling Skills

English options in:

• Psychology 101, History of Psychology, Research Methods, Social Determinants of Behavior, Learning & Motivation, Individual Differences, Developmental Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Cultural Issues in Psychology, Sensation & Perception, Cognition

$3,635 for 2-week program in Fiji!

• Students undertake class every morning and then apply the knowledge in the afternoons with a series of culturally appropriate, mental and physical challenges. You will compete in the classroom and in the outdoors. Beginning week two, teams will be eliminated from the competition until just two teams survive to meet in the final challenge. All teams, however, will continue to complete coursework to receive the three credits.
• Teams will compete in an application of the coursework in these daily challenges. Solving puzzles, following traditional techniques, and performing rituals or ceremonies, alongside other physical and mental tasks will position teams for the final week when eliminations begin. Attendance at class, performance in exams, and other academic factors will add to the competitive environment. A good team will exhibit good academic understanding, mental toughness, and physical prowess, as not all challenges require the same skill set. Daily challenge winners will also receive prizes and tools to help win the crown.
• The course is “Pacific Worlds” which is a undergraduate requirement of The University of South Pacific (USP). It will appear on a USP transcript for 3 sem/4 quarter credits.

• Brain and Behavior; Abnormal Psychology; Principles of Psychological Research; Brain and Cognition; Social and Applied Psychology; Quantitative Methods; Cognition and Neuropsychology; Social Psychology; Developmental Psychology; Comparative Cognition; Sensation and Perception; Health Psychology; Psychology of Language; Cultural Psychology; Assessment in Child and Adolescent Clinical Psychology; Personality and Measurement

Other Psychology related electives:

• Human Thought and Behavior; Justice, Race and Class; Biopsychology; Psychology in Legal Contexts; Human Factors and Ergonomics; Behavior Analysis in Everyday Life; Drugs, Behavior, Addiction and Policy; Behavior Analysis; Adult Psychopathology; Clinical Neuropsychology; Foundations of Clinical Intervention; Contemporary Issues in Psychology; Contexts of Development; Social Cognition; Culture and Development; History and Theory of Drug Use and Abuse; 

English options in:

• Brain Behavior & Cognition, Social Psychology, Health & Well-being, Cognitive Psychology, Perception, Foundations in Counseling, Research Methods, Memory & Cognition, Individual Differences

• Introduction to Psychology 1 & 2; Social Psychology; Cognitive Psychology; Survey and Naturalistic Research Methods; Brain and Behavior; Lifespan Development; Experimental Research Methods; Memory; Child Cognition and Development; Discourse and Social Psychology; Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience; Perception and Attention; Behavior Analysis; Applied Social Psychology; Cross-Cultural Psychology; Applied Developmental Psychology; Advanced Cognition; Abnormal Psychology; Early Cognitive Development - Theory of Mind in Children and Adults; Personality and Motivation; Social Psychology and Well-being; Culture and Human Development; Applied Cross-Cultural Psychology; 

Other Psychology related electives:

• Popular Psychology; Behavior Analysis; Industrial and Organizational Psychology; Psychology, Crime and Law; Theory and History of Psychology; Environmental Psychology; Gender, Media and Identity; Fundamentals of Behavior Analysis; Behavior Analysis: Translating from Experiment to Application; The Psychology of Criminal Conduct 1: Basic Concepts in Criminal Justice and Crime; Cognitive Neuropsychology; Advanced Discursive Social Psychology; Intro to Clinical Psychology for Forensic Practitioners; Affective Neuroscience; False Memories; Drugs, Brain and Behavior; Culture and Social Behavior; Drug Addiction; Discursive Social Psychology; Feminist Psychology; Psychology of Superstition; Political Psychology; Traumatic Memories and Repression; Family Psychology

English options in:

• Social Psychology, Brain & Behavior, Memory & Cognition, Abnormal Psychology, Individual Differences

English options in:

• Developmental Psychology, Perception & Cognition, Learning, Social Psychology, Personality, Cognitive Science, Human Neuroscience, Research Methods, Evolution & Behavior, Psychology of Gender, Culture & Psychology, Lifespan Development

Research Methods Courses in:

• PSYCH 306 - Research Methods in Psychology - Potentially equivalent to PSY 203

Other Psychology related electives:

• Individual, Social and Applied Psychology; Mind, Brain and Behavior; Biopsychology; Learning and Behavior; Producing Psychological Knowledge; Psychology for Society; Applied Psychology; Cognitive Science; Introduction to Clinical Psychology; Psychology of Communication Disorders;  The Behaving Brain; Social Processes

English courses in: Social Psychology, Neuroscience

Spanish courses in: Neuroscience, Developmental, & Psychopedagogy

Psychology

Spanish courses in: Neuroscience, Cognition, Social Psychology, Developmental & more

English options in:

• Psychology 101, Social Psychology, Neuroscience III, Psychology of Family

Spanish options in:

• Neuroscience, Social Psychology, Scientific Methods, Psychology of Sensation, Diagnosis and Treatments