No more than 6 units combined total of PSY 498 (Practicum) and/or PSY 499 (Independent Study) may be counted toward the major. Students may not double count the above courses as required courses and elective courses. Upper Division Electives (8 units or more)Įlectives may include the above upper division courses not taken to satisfy other requirements or any 300- or 400-level courses in the Department of Psychology. PSY 486SOC, PSY 495A-Z, PSY 497 and PSY 499 cannot be counted to satisfy this requirement. 400-Level Course Requirement (3 units)Ĭomplete a minimum of one 3-unit course at the 400-level. PSY 365 Introduction to Gerontology (3) Cluster 4: Social Psychology (3 units) Required course: PSY 382 Principles of Human Factors (3) Cluster 3: Developmental Psychology (3 units) Choose one of the following:
PSY 304 Cognitive Psychology and Instruction (3) PSY 380 Psychology of Stress (3) Cluster 2: Cognitive Psychology (3 units) Choose one of the following: PSY 351 Behavioral Psychology and Therapy (3) Cluster 1: Clinical/Personality Psychology (3 units) Choose one of the following:
One course from each of the following four clusters is required. **This course is a prerequisite or corequisite for the 300-level cluster courses. PSY 321/L Research Methods in Psychology and Lab (3/1) PSY 320/L Statistical Methods in Psychological Research and Lab (3/1) PSY 301 Pre-Professional Development in Psychology (1)** Students are advised to complete the lower division writing requirement and to take PSY 301, 320/L and 321/L early in their program because these courses may be prerequisites to other upper division courses required in the major.
Note: Completion of the lower division writing requirement is prerequisite to all 300-level courses. Upper Division Required Courses (24 units) These courses exist to inform students about topics of special interest and will count toward the total units required for graduation. Note: Lower division courses other than those specified as required do not count toward a major in Psychology. Note: Supporting courses in Biology, Mathematics, Philosophy and the social sciences are recommended, but not required. *A grade of C or higher is required in MATH 140 as a prerequisite to taking PSY 320/L. PSY 250 Physiological Correlates of Human Behavior (3)* Lower Division Required Courses (10 units)
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