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Part of a three-course series that provides a comprehensive introduction to psychology. Required for students majoring in Cognitive Sciences, Psychological Science, and Psychology. Topics include the science of psychology, research methods, biology and behavior, consciousness, sensation, and perception. Same as PSCI 11A.
- Psychology, B.A. - University of California, Irvine
Select three courses from one module sequence: Psychology...
- Psychology, B.S. < University of California Irvine
Students should be aware that psychology courses are offered...
- Psychological Science (PSCI) - University of California, Irvine
Part of a three-course series that provides a comprehensive...
- Psychological Science, B.A. < University of California Irvine
The Psychological Science major provides students a...
- Undergraduate Program | Psychological Science
The approximately 1200 undergraduate majors in the...
- B.S. DEGREE IN PSYCHOLOGY | Cognitive Sciences | UCI Social Sciences
Students should be aware that psychology courses are offered...
- Psychology, B.A. - University of California, Irvine
Select three courses from one module sequence: Psychology 110–119 (Research Methodologies), 120–129 (General Psychology), 130–139 (Perception and Sensory Processes), 140–149 and 150–159 (Learning and Cognition and Language Sciences combined), 160–169 (Cognitive Neuroscience), and 170–179 (Interdisciplinary Studies).
Students should be aware that psychology courses are offered in several different departments and programs. The B.S. in Psychology incorporates more science content, as the physical and biological sciences play a critical role in deeper study of the mind and brain.
Part of a three-course series that provides a comprehensive introduction to psychology. Required for students majoring in Cognitive Sciences, Psychological Science, and Psychology. Topics include the science of psychology, research methods, biology and behavior, consciousness, sensation, and perception. Same as PSYCH 9A.
The Psychological Science major provides students a foundation to pursue graduate work in psychology, or to find employment after graduation in the areas of public health, health services, human resources, marketing, social work, counseling, law, education, and related fields.
The approximately 1200 undergraduate majors in the Department of Psychological Science begin their program of study with core courses in developmental, social, health, and abnormal psychology. Advanced courses cover specialized topics in these fields, as well as in environmental, clinical, and community psychology.
Students should be aware that psychology courses are offered in several different departments and programs. The B.S. in Psychology incorporates more science content, as the physical and biological sciences play a critical role in deeper study of the mind and brain.
