Undergraduate

Forms

A variety of forms relating to students matters can be found on the Faculty of Health Sciences website

Access Adelaide

Access Adelaide is the University system used for recording your personal data, setting up your Enrolment, finances and email, as well as viewing your Academic results and transcripts.

Course information (lecture and tutorial times) relating to Psychology can be obtained from the University Course Planner to help plan your enrolment

Academic & Critical Dates

These dates outline when enrolment opens/close, last day to withdraw from courses without fail, exam and supplementary exam periods as well as semester dates for the current and next year.

Study Abroad/Exchange Program

This program is available to full-time students who have completed at least one year of a University of Adelaide degree. More details can be found at Adelaide Abroad.

The Undergraduate Psychology Program

General Undergraduate Handbook

This handbook is relevant to students enrolled in Level I, II or III Psychology courses. It covers areas such as

• School Administration
• Assignments & Practicals & Examinations
• Psychology Students Society
• University Policies & Safety Guidelines

Psychology 1

PSYCHOL 1000 Psychology IA and PSYCHOL 1001 Psychology IB

Psychology IA handbook
Psychology IB handbook

Course Coordinator: Dr Carolyn Semmler

Senior Tutors: Jeremy Goldring, Kate Papandrea

Psychology I is made up of two 3-unit courses, PSYCHOL 1000 Psychology IA (Semester 1) and PSYCHOL 1001 Psychology IB (Semester 2). These courses are available as single courses, or as part of a sequence in Psychology. They may be taken separately, and Psychology IA is not a prerequisite for Psychology IB. However, BOTH courses must be passed if you wish to proceed to Second Year Psychology

On successful completion of Psychology I, students will have:

• an introductory knowledge of selected areas of basic psychological enquiry
• an elementary understanding about how Psychology is applied to real-life problems
• an ability to discuss and enter into debate on psychological topics
• basic review skills in critically evaluating knowledge claims regarding psychological theory and in formulating research questions on the basis of that review
• an elementary understanding of research methods in the discipline of Psychology
• elementary skills in the quantitative analysis and interpretation of psychological data
• an introductory knowledge about conventions for presenting in a structured way written reports and essays that cover topics introduced within the program.

Psychology II

Psychology II handbook

Course coordinator: Assoc Prof John Dunn (Semester 1) Assoc Prof Paul Delfabbro (Semester 2)

Tutorial coordinator: Yasmin Harman-Smith

PSYCHOL 2004 Doing Research In Psychology: Research Design, Methods & Analysis

PSYCHOL 2007 Psychology in Society

PSYCHOL 2006 Foundations of Perception & Cognition

PSYCHOL 2007 Foundations of Health & Lifespan Developmental Psychology

Psychology III

Psychology III handbook

Course coordinator: Dr Anna Ma-Wyatt

PSYCHOL 3020 Doing Research In Psychology: Advanced Research Design, Methods & Analysis (COMPULSARY)

PSYCHOL 3024 Psychology in Society: Advanced

PSYCHOL 3023 Perception and Cognition

PSYCHOL 3025 Psychology, Ideas & Action

PSYCHOL 3022 Individual Differences, Personality & Assessment

PSYCHOL 3021 Health & Lifespan Developmental Psychology