UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION

 

COURSE OFFERINGS

Tentative undergraduate course offerings for Fall 2012, Winter 2013, Spring 2013. NOTE: This is a tentative course listing and is subject to change. Please check back for updates.

For the most current listings, see http://websoc.reg.uci.edu/perl/WebSoc.
To learn more about the classes (including prerequisites and course descriptions), click here.

 

7A Introduction to Psychology F W S
9A Psychology Fundamentals F W S
9B Psychology Fundamentals F W S
9C Psychology Fundamentals F W S
10A Probability and Statistics in Psychology I F    
10B Probability and Statistics in Psychology II   W  
10C Probability and Statistics in Psychology III     S
56L Acquisition of Language   W  
H101A Honors Seminar in Psychology I F    
H101B Honors Seminar in Psychology II F    
H101C Honors Seminar Psychology III     S
H111A Honors Experimental Psychology F    
111BW Honors Advanced Experimental Psychology   W  
H111C Honors Research in Experimental Psychology     S
112A Experimental Psychology F    
112BW Advanced Experimental Psychology   W  
112C Research in Experimental Psychology     S
112M Research Methods in Psychology F   S
112R Cognitive Robotics   W  
114M Matlab   W  
120D Developmental Psychology     S
120H History of Psychology   W  
120P Personality Theory     S
122C Clinical Psychology   W  
122I Organizational/Industrial Psychology     S
129 Psychology of Violence F    
129 Positive Psychology     S
130A Perception and Sensory Processes F    
131A Vision F    
131B Hearing     S
135A Memory and Decision-Making Research F    
135B Memory and Decision-Making Research   W  
135C Memory and Decision-Making Research     S
135M Mind/Body Problem   W  
139 Psychology of Influence   W  
139 Decision-Making Under Uncertainties     S
140C Cognitive Science F    
140L Principal Learning Theory     S
140M Human Memory   W  
141J Jumpstart Pre-K Education I F    
141K Jumpstart Pre-K Education II   W  
141L Jumpstart Pre-K Education III     S
143P Human Problem Solving F    
144A Habla F    
145P Attention and Learning Deficits in Children I F    
145Q Attention and Learning Deficits in Children II   W  
145R Attention and Learning Deficits in Children III     S
146MW Writing About Memory   W  
148A Cognitive Development Research F    
148B Cognitive Development Research   W  
148C Cognitive Development Research     S
150* Psychology of Language (*formerly Psych 155)   W  
158A Language Science Research F    
158B Language Science Research   W  
158C Language Science Research     S
160A Cognitive Neuroscience   W  
160D Brain Disorders     S
161 Language and the Brain F    
164A Neuroscience of Language Research F    
164B Neuroscience of Language Research   W  
164C Neuroscience of Language Research     S
165A Visual Neuroscience Research F    
165B Visual Neuroscience Research   W  
165C Visual Neuroscience Research     S

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UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICE

The mission of the School of Social Sciences Undergraduate Student Affairs is to provide quality, student-centered educational support and to offer services that meet the administrative, academic goals of students, the School and the University.

The Student Affairs office can assist you with academic advising, course planning, change of major request, financial aid appeals, course substitutions, and information concerning honors, graduate and professional school, and career and internships.

Appointments with academic counselors are scheduled for majors in the School of Social Sciences. All others are able to speak with a Peer Advisor at any time.

Undergraduate Student Affairs Office Website

 

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HONORS PROGRAM IN PSYCHOLOGY

The Honors Program is designed for students in the Psychology (Cognitive Sciences) major who are interested in pursuing graduate study in psychology or seeking challenging research experiences as a capstone to their undergraduate experience.

The program includes rigorous courses in Experimental Psychology, seminar classes, over one year of research experience, and culminates in an honors thesis.

Applications for Fall 2013 are currently being accepted. For further information about the honors program and to download the application, please visit:  Honors Program in Psychology.

If you have questions about the Honors Program, please send an e-mail to Professor Virginia Richards at: v.m.richards@uci.edu.

 

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HONOR SOCIETY (PSI CHI)

Students meeting the following criteria are eligible to become part of Psi Chi, the National Honor Society in Psychology.

The UCI chapter of Psi Chi invites new members twice a year. Invitations are sent by e-mail no later than November 19 and April 15.

Invitations are sent to undergraduate majors in Psychology or Psychology and Social Behavior who meet the above criteria.

Invitees will be asked to provide a letter of recommendation from a psychology professor, and evidence of a genuine interest in psychology (e.g., volunteering in a lab or clinic).

If you have questions about Psi Chi, please send an e-mail to Professor Lisa Pearl at: lpearl@uci.edu

Psi Chi Brochure

 

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PSYCHOLOGY STUDENT ASSOCIATION

This is an academic club for psychology majors and other students interested in the study of psychology. PSA's mission is to offer valuable information to students concerning campus resources, internships, volunteer opportunities, research opportunities, preparing for graduate school, and careers in Psychology and related fields. In addition, PSA's mission is to help members network with other students on campus and faculty.

Psychology Student Association Website

 

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