PSYC101

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Relatively manageable workload, provided you're organised. 40 pages of reading per topic, usually 1 topic per week so don't fall behind! Top tip for PSYC101: Textbook readings are far more important than lectures! After 3 classes, I didn't even bother (interesting as they were).

Anonymous, Trimester 1, 2016

The unit aims to familiarise students with the main names, theories and debates of psychology. The deeper I have gotten into my psyc degree the more I have begun to appreciate this introductory unit for what it is: A taster of what is to come. At the time, I found that it just touched the surface on so many different areas that it became a memory game more than anything. i took the unit in trimester 3 so I had a phd student as the coordinator and he was fantastic.

Anonymous, Trimester 3, 2015

really informative class to take that teaches a range of basic concepts to students

Anonymous, Trimester 2, 2015

Interesting course though not what I thought psychology would be like

Anonymous, Trimester 1, 2015

A great introduction to scientific theory and the evolution of psychology. The diverse area covered - developmental psychology, learning, memory, biopsychology - can make it feel a bit scattershot, but also keeps it interesting and fresh the whole way through.

Anonymous, Trimester 1, 2014

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