FOURTH YEAR

Semester 1 at UQ

PSYCH3102

PSYCHOPATHOLOGY

The course provides an overview of the nature and history of abnormal behavior and then examines the predominant models underlying our understanding of abnormality. Detailed descriptions and empirical research relating to a range of clinical problems form the core of the course. Topics include schizophrenia, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, personality, somatoform and dissociative disorders, and disorders of childhood. (3 credits)

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ELECTIVE COURSE

(3 credits)

PSYCxxxx

ELECTIVE COURSE

non-transfer (3 credits)

PSYCxxxx

ELECTIVE COURSE

non-transfer (3 credits)

Semester 2 at CU

3807470

CAREER IN PSYCHOLOGY

Knowledge and skills in psychology and alternatives of career paths; experiences of leading psychologists in different areas, with emphasis on psychological work in the Thai cultural context. (1 credits)

3807480

SEMINAR IN INTEGRATED EASTERN AND WESTERN PSYCHOLOGY PERSPECTIVE

Eastern and Western perspectives in psychology, their common grounds as well as their uniqueness; dangers in exaggerating the latter without taking into consideration the former; integration of Eastern and Western perspectives and its application in understanding human psyche. (3 credits)

3807493

INDIVIDUAL STUDY

Individual reading and/or library research project of a student's own interest under supervision of a faculty member. (3 credits)

3807494

SENIOR PROJECT

Presentation of individual projects on psychology in the area of a student’s interest. (3 credits)

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GENERAL EDUCATION COURSE

See Electives or Gen-ed Website (3 credits)