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New Brunswick Undergraduate Catalog 2017-2019 Programs of Study and Courses for Liberal Arts and Sciences Students Programs, Faculty, and Courses Psychology 830 Major Requirements  

Major Requirements


Note: Students who declared the major prior to fall 2017 are under different requirements, which may be found on the departmental website.
   
The prerequisite for declaring the major in psychology is completion of the following courses with a grade of C or better in each: 
 
      01:830:101  General Psychology (3)

      01:830:200  Quantitative Methods in Psychology (3)*   

The following requirements must be met to complete a major in psychology:

1. Four Subdiscipline Core Courses. (A separate course must be selected from each of the following four subdiscipline clusters and must be taken within the 01:830 subject index of the School of Arts and Sciences [SAS] Department of Psychology.)

Behavioral Neuroscience
01:830:310  Neuropsychology (3)
01:830:311  Conditioning and Learning (3)
01:830:313  Physiological Psychology (3)
01:830:361  Developmental Psychobiology (3)

Clinical Psychology

01:830:310  Neuropsychology (3)
01:830:340  Abnormal Psychology (3)
01:830:346  Atypical Development in Childhood and Adolescence (3)
01:830:394  Community Psychology and Community Mental Health (3)

Cognitive Psychology
01:830:301  Sensation and Perception (3)
01:830:303  Memory and Attention (3)
01:830:305  Cognition (3)
01:830:351  Psychology of Language (3)

Social Psychology

01:830:321  Social Psychology (3)
01:830:338  Personality Psychology (3)
01:830:373  Organization and Personnel Psychology (3)
01:830:377  Health Psychology (3)

2. One 4-Credit Content Course and Lab Combination.**

3. Completion of Six Psychology Electives. (To be selected from the department's complete set of course offerings.)
  • These may include any additional courses from the subdiscipline core categories above (i.e., selections beyond those required to meet the subdiscipline distribution requirement), as well as additional 400-level courses.
  • No more than 6 credits of nonclassroom courses such as fieldwork, research, or internships may be applied toward the major. The additional credits do, however, apply toward the overall graduation credits and students are encouraged to take additional credits.
  • All 400-level psychology electives have the prerequisites of a 4-credit lab course plus at least one core course. Individual courses may have additional prerequisites and instructors may grant special permission to enroll.
  • Transfer courses may be applied, but at least one of the five electives must be completed within the SAS Department of Psychology. 
  • No more than two 200-level courses may be applied.

4. Completion of One 400-Level Elective.



*May substitute without replacement by completing one of the following courses with a grade of C or better: 01:830:210 Behavioral Data Analysis; 01:960:212 Statistics II; 01:960:401 Statistics for Research; 01:220:322 Econometrics; 01:377:275 Basic Statistics for Exercise Science (except Winter Session); or an equivalent transfer course.
**Will also apply toward either the core course or psychology elective requirement as indicated above. General Psychology and Quantitative Methods in Psychology are prerequisites.

 
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