To take Psychology as a minor, students must have taken HP101/1000 and obtained a B- grade or better.
More information on:
• List of Psychology courses
Curriculum structure for Minor in Psychology
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Psychology Core
Students must complete the following two courses. Note that HP101 and HP102 are prerequisites for most other Psychology courses.
- HP101/1000 Introduction to Psychology
- HP102/1100 Fundamentals of Social Science Research
Psychology Foundation
- HP200/2100 Research Design and Data Analysis in Psychology
- HP201/2200 Biological Psychology
- HP202/2300 Developmental Psychology
- HP203/2400 Social Psychology
- HP204/2500 Personality and Individual Differences
- HP206/2600 Cognitive Psychology
- HP207/2700 Abnormal Psychology
Psychology Elective
Psychology electives are level 300/3000 courses. Students must complete two Psychology elective courses.
For level 300/3000, please refer to the Courses page.
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Important notes to all minor students
- Please make sure that you complete HP102/1100 as soon as your schedule allows. Almost all Psychology courses require HP102 as a pre-requisite. The only courses that do not require HP102/1100 as a pre-requisite are:
- HP207/2700 Abnormal Psychology
- HP307/3701 Psychological Adjustment and Mental Health
- HP311/3201 Evolutionary Psychology
- HP320/3001 Learning and Behavioral Analysis
Important notes to students going on exchange (both overseas and local)
- All Minor program courses must be read as GER-UEs.
- All Psychology-Core courses must be completed at NTU.
- Students are permitted to complete up to a maximum of two courses during the exchange and count them towards fulfilling their Psychology Foundation/Elective requirement.
- Students are not allowed to read Level 4000/400 level during the exchange.
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