Postgraduate courses in psychology 2019

• Honours and master's taught courses
• Psychological practice courses
• Research exercise and thesis courses
• Master of Clinical Psychology (MClinPsych) courses
• Doctor of Clinical Psychology (DClinPsych) courses
• Emergency management courses

• Block mode course on-campus contact workshops timetable 2019

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The information here is indicative of offerings available for 2018 and subsequent years. This information is correct at the time of publication, but may be subject to change.  While all reasonable efforts will be made to ensure listed courses and programmes are offered and regulations are up to date, the University reserves the right to change the content or method of presentation, or to withdraw any course of study, or impose limitations on enrolments should circumstances require this.

Honours and master's taught courses

Please remember that acceptance into postgraduate diploma, honours or master's programmes does not guarantee your acceptance into specific courses. Several 700-level courses in the School of Psychology have enrolment limits of 25 students. It is advisable to enrol for your courses as early as possible to maximise your chance of being accepted into a specific course on your preferred campus.

Block mode

Most taught courses are offered in block mode, and a few are taught in distance mode. Course materials are posted to you and you are expected to work consistently across the whole semester of enrolment. As well as written materials and assignments, there is a block mode contact workshop (on-campus) of four or five days for each course. Attendance at contact workshops is compulsory.

 

Course No.	Course Title	Campus	Semester
175.718	Postmodernism and Psychology	Manawatu	2
175.719	Applied Criminal Psychology	Albany	2
175.720	Advanced Psychology of Women	Manawatu	1
175.721	Child and Family Therapy	Albany Manawatu	2 1
175.722	Principles of Clinical Neuropsychology	Albany Wellington	2 2
175.724	Advanced Experimental Psychology	Not offered in 2019	-
175.725	Advanced Social Psychology	Wellington	1
175.729	Psychology and Culture	Manawatu	2
175.730	Professional Practice in Psychology	Albany Wellington	2 2
175.732	Psychological Well-being in Organisations	Albany	2
175.733	Sustainable Livelihood	Albany	2
175.734	Child Clinical Neuropsychology	Wellington	2
175.737	Occupational Psychology	Manawatu	1
175.738	Psychological Research: Principles of Design	Albany Manawatu	1 1
175.739	Health Psychology: Understanding Health and Illness	Albany	2
175.741	Psychological Assessment in Organisations	Wellington	1
175.743	Health Psychology: The Social Context	Albany	1
175.744	Health Psychology: Promoting Health	Manawatu	2
175.746	Psychological Research: Multivariate Data Analysis	Manawatu	2
175.747	The Psychology of Sport and Exercise	Not offered in 2019	2
175.748	Psychology of Organisational Change	Not offered in 2019	1
175.751	Neuropsychological Rehabilitation	Not offered in 2019	2
175.781	Clinical Psychopathology	Manawatu Wellington	1 1
175.782	Clinical Psychology Assessment	Albany Wellington	1 1
175.783	Clinical Psychology Interventions	Albany Manawatu	2 2

Special topics

Special topics may be taken by students wishing to design an individual course of study with lecturers. The special topics are 15 or 30 credits, and may be taken on any campus. Special topics are negotiated with individual lecturers. No more than 30 credits of any degree programme may consist of special topics. You cannot enrol for these courses until you have found a staff member who is willing to supervise you. All special topics must be approved by the Head of School.

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Psychological practice courses

Note: These courses are only available to students accepted into the Postgraduate Diploma in Psychological Practice.

All four courses are taught in distance mode, but please note that both 175.851 and 175.852 include a ­compulsory block mode on-campus contact workshop (4-5 days) during which attendance is required on campus.

A pre-internship workshop is provided to successful applicants. This December workshop is designed to ensure that all students start their internship with a functional grounding in the professional skills needed to begin training. Attendance at this workshop is strongly recommended.

 

Course No.	Course Title	Campus	Semester
175851	Advanced Professional Issues in Psychological Practice I	Manawatu	1
175852	Advanced Professional Issues in Psychological Practice II	Manawatu	2
175853	Practicum in Psychological Practice Part I	Manawatu (Distance)	1
175854	Practicum in Psychological Practice Part II	Manawatu (Distance)	2

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Research exercise and thesis courses

It is the responsibility of the student to find a supervisor for the research project or thesis.
(We suggest you do this before enrolment in any of the following courses. Your enrolment will remain in the applied status until a supervisor is confirmed.)

 

Course No.	Course Title	Campus	Semester
175799	Research Exercise (for Honours in Psychology)	All	Double
175801	Master of Philosophy Thesis Part I (Psychology)	Manawatū	1 or 2
175802	Master of Philosophy Thesis Part II (Psychology)	Manawatū	1 or 2
175873	Research Report Psychology (60 credits)	All	1, 2 or Double
175894	Thesis 120 Credit Part I  for Masters (60 credits)	All	1, 2 or Double
175896	Thesis 120 Credit Part II (60 credits)	All	1, 2 or Double
175900	PhD Psychology	All	Double

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Master of Clinical Psychology (MClinPsych) courses

Please refer to the Clinical Psychology Training section of the prospectus for details regarding this qualification.

Note: Only students who have been accepted into the Clinical Training Programme to complete a Master of Clinical Psychology can enrol in these courses.

Course No.	Course Title	Campus	Semester
175811	Clinical Assessment Skills	All campuses	Double
175812	Clinical Intervention Skills	All campuses	Double
175813	Clinical Psychology Practica	All campuses	Double
175814	Clinical Psychology Internship	All campuses	Double

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Doctor of Clinical Psychology (DClinPsych) courses

Please refer to the Clinical Psychology Training section of the prospectus for details regarding this qualification.

Note: Only students who have been accepted into the Clinical Training Programme to complete a Doctor of Clinical Psychology can enrol in these courses.

Course No.	Course Title	Campus	Semester
175935	Skills in Clinical Assessment	All campuses	Double
175936	Skills in Clinical Intervention	All campuses	Double
175920	Clinical Psychology Practicum A	All campuses	Double
175921	Clinical Psychology Practicum B	All campuses	Double
175922	Clinical Psychology Internship	All campuses	Double
175991	Thesis Part A	All campuses	Double
175992	Thesis Part B	All campuses	Double
175993	Thesis Part C	All campuses	Double

Students who have not finished their doctoral research at the end of Year 3 must re-enrol in Thesis Part C Extension above in 4th year.

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Emergency management courses

These courses can only be taken by students in the emergency management programme.

Course No.	Course Title	Campus	Semester
130701	Natural Hazards	Distance	2
130702	Coping with Disasters	Distance	2
130705	Emergency Management	Distance	1
130706	Emergency Management in Practice	Distance	Double
130707	Professional Inquiry in Emergency Management	Distance	2
130800	Advanced Leadership in Emergency Management	Distance	2
130802	Advanced Leadership in Emerg Mgmt2: Case Studies	Distance	1
130881	Thesis 90 Credit P1 (45 Credits)	Distance	2
130882	Thesis 90 Credit P2 (45 Credits)	Distance	1
130883	Thesis (90 Credits)	Distance	Double
130900	Thesis Emergency Management	Wellington	Double

Special topics

Special topics may be taken by students wishing to design an individual course of study with lecturers. The special topics are 15 or 30 credits, and may be taken on any campus. Special topics are negotiated with individual lecturers. No more than 30 credits of any degree programme may consist of special topics. You must not enrol for these courses until you have found a staff member who is willing to supervise you.

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