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:: Programme Objective :: back to top
The body of knowledge surrounding the study of
Psychology is
founded in systems, theories and empirical research. The programme therefore
encompasses not only a study of the systems and theories of psychology, but
also the protocols, ethics, skills and techniques of empirical research. It
is designed to give students sufficient grounding in
the core areas of Psychology to qualify them for direct entry into any career
potentially open to Psychology graduates in both the private and the public
sectors. For those aspiring to further their education upon graduation, this
programme will qualify them for postgraduate training in Psychology in any
accredited university.
:: Mode of Attendance ::
Full-time
:: Duration of Programme ::
Four Years
:: Emphasis of the Programme ::
This programme places substantial emphasis on
the development of research competence. This
stimulates students to think critically and creatively, and provides a solid
foundation from which they can develop their further interest in Psychology.
:: Programme Structure and Curriculum ::
This degree programme is a four-year, broad-based
programme in which the core courses in Psychology comprise 37%, and
departmental electives comprise 27% of the total credits. The remaining credits
cover the areas of language competence, information and communication
technology, and non-departmental electives. The minimum requirement for
graduation is 122 credits. Students may take up to a maximum
of 135 credits with the approval of Registrar and Head of Department.
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