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School of Social Sciences

Postgraduate Recommended Subjects - JANUARY 09

FOR STUDENTS COMMENCING STUDIES 1st Semester beginning in JANUARY 2009

Counselling & Behaviour Management

Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling

• COUN71-101 Counselling Skills and Theories
• COUN71-102 Assessment and Diagnosis in Counselling
• BVMT71-322 Theory & Practice of Changing Human Behaviour

Students commencing this degree in the January semester will be able to complete the program within 3 semesters.

Postgraduate Diploma in Behaviour Management

• BVMT71-306 Counselling Interactions
• BVMT71-302 Assessment and Diagnosis
• BVMT71-322 Theory & Practice of Changing Human Behaviour

Students commencing this degree in the January semester will be able to complete the program within 3 semesters.

CRIMINOLOGY

Postgraduate Diploma in Criminology

Please choose 4 subjects from:

• CRIM71-101 Introduction to Criminology
• CRIM71-106 Advanced Criminal Profiling
• CRIM71-111 Advanced Applied Behavioural Evidence Analysis
• CRIM71-205 Advanced Alcohol, Drugs & Crime
• CRIM71-214 Advanced Media and Crime
• CRIM71-315 Advanced Miscarriages of Justice

Master of Criminology

• HUMR71-100 Research Methods in Humanities & Social Sciences
• HUMR71-110 Epistemology and Theory of Knowledge

Plus choose 2 subjects from:

• CRIM71-101 Introduction to Criminology
• CRIM71-106 Advanced Criminal Profiling
• CRIM71-111 Advanced Applied Behavioural Evidence Analysis
• CRIM71-205 Advanced Alcohol, Drugs & Crime
• CRIM71-214 Advanced Media and Crime
• CRIM71-315 Advanced Miscarriages of Justice

Psychology

Graduate Diploma in Psychology

There is no full time intake in this program in the JanuarySemester.

For students who have met the introductory pre-requisites

• PSYC12-210 Sensation & Perception
• PSYC12-250 Learning & Behaviour
• PSYC12-325 Social Psychology
• PSYC13-316 Motivation and Emotion

Please note – full time intake for those who have met the introductory pre-requisite must start in the May semester for the 2 semester program

For students who have NOT met the introductory pre-requisites

• PSYC11-101 Introduction to Psychology: Learning & Social
• PSYC11-105 Statistics and Data Analysis 1
  

And Choose 2 from

• PSYC12-210 Sensation & Perception
• PSYC12-250 Learning & Behaviour
• PSYC12-325 Social Psychology

Please note – full time intake for those who have not met the introductory pre-requisite must start in the January semester for the 3 semester program

Please discuss your enrolment with your program advisor if you are unsure what subjects to take.

Postgraduate Diploma Psychology

• PSYC71-400 Diploma Thesis 1: Research Seminar and Ethics
• PSYC71-410 Human Experimental Psychology
• PSYC71-409 Multivariate Research Methods

  And 1 from the following list

• PSYC71-407 Forensic Psychology
• PSYC71-414 Social Cognition

Students wishing to undertake 2 elective subjects in the May semester can elect to enrol in the ore PSYC71-403 Psychological Assessment subject in the January Semester

Bachelor of Social Sciences (Psychology) Honours

• PSYC71-410 Human Experimental Psychology
• PSYC71-409 Multivariate Research Methods
• PSYC71-401 Honours Thesis 1: Research Seminar and Ethics

And 1 from the following list

• PSYC71-414 Social Cognition
• PSYC71-407 Forensic Psychology

Students wishing to undertake 2 elective subjects in the May semester can elect to enrol in the ore PSYC71-403 Psychological Assessment subject in the January Semester

Master of Psychology (Forensic)

• PSYC71-631 Masters Dissertation - Part 1
• PSYC71-525 Research Methods, Professional Practice and Ethics (Forensic)
• PSYC71-517 Psychology and the Law
• PSYC71-519 Forensic Psychopathology

Information on web pages is accurate at the time of posting and may be subject to change from semester to semester to reflect changes in program structure. It is therefore important to check current information at the time of enrolment.