Courses

 

Autumn 2011

Spring 2012

Undergraduate

PSY2302: Brain and cognition through the lifespan
– 10 ECTS
PSY2206: Cognition, emotion and language
– 10 ECTS
PSY2406: Introduction to organisational psychology
– 10 ECTS

• PSY2012: Research methodology III: Statistical analysis, design and measurement – 10 ECTS
• PSY2205: Psychosocial development – 10 ECTS
• PSY2600: Personality and Abnormal Psychology – 10 ECTS

Graduate

• PSY4505: Identity, culture, and critical psychology – 10 ECTS
• PSY4303: Vision and the brain – 10 ECTS
• PSY4106: Health and society – 5 ECTS
• PSY4301: Judgment and Decision-Making and social cognition – 10 ECTS
• PSY4310: Research methods in cognitive neuroscience part I – 10 ECTS
• PSY9140: Structural equation modeling - 5 ECTS

• PSY4520: Qualitative methods and project development – 10 ECTS
• PSY4302: Human cognitive neuropsychology – 10 ECTS
• PSY4320: Research methods in cognitive neuroscience part II – 10 ECTS
• PSY4420: Selection and development – 10 ECTS
• PSY4304: Current issues in cognitive neuroscience – 10 ECTS

• PSY4110: Qualitative methods in health psychology – 5 ECTS

• PSYC6503: Imaging methods in cognitive neuroscience - 5 ECTS
 

ECTS

The standard credit system corresponds with the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS). The Norwegian term is "studiepoeng". 1 ECTS = 1 studiepoeng.

What are ECTS credits?

ECTS credits are a numerical value (between 5 and 20) given to course units to describe the student workload required to complete them. They reflect the quantity of work each course unit requires in relation to the total quantity of work necessary to complete a full year of academic study at the institution. Lectures, practical work, seminars, tutorials, field work, private study (in the library or at home) and examinations are included when estimating the quantity of work required for a course or a project.

How many ECTS credits are required for full-time enrolment?

30 ECTS credits for one semester and 60 ECTS credits for two semesters.

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Course prerequisites

Prerequisites for visiting students wishing to take some courses at the Bachelor level: See SIS webpage: Admission, courses and programmes for international students
Prerequisites for visiting students wishing to take some courses at the Master level (PSY4xxx-level):

  1. 3 years of studies at undergraduate level prior to the exchange semester(s);

  2. 1.5 years of the studies must be within the field of psychology;

  3. The psychology courses studied must consist of research methods;

  4. All students must show evidence of English proficiency

Course limitations

Some Master courses will be available for the visiting students only if there are free places. When you list the courses that you would like to take, please list them in prioritised order and list three other additional courses as a backup solution. The Department will then check the availability of the Master courses AFTER the application deadline.