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Department of Psychology

Academic Programmes

B.Psych Degree

Rules for the degree of B.Psych Degree
Duration of the Programme
The Baccalaureus Psychologiae (B Psych) (Trauma Counselling) degree can be completed within a minimum of four years.
Requirements

All rules pertaining to Psy 1541 and Psy 1641 apply to the BPS degree.

  • Admission requirements to the BPS degree is 60% in Psy 1541 and Psy 1641 as well as a selection interview to determine suitability in becoming a Psychologist.
  • Credits for 1 st year Psychology modules are 28.


Under-Graduate Modules

Level 2

Quantitative Research Metodology BPS2541 14 credits
Human Development PSY2542 14 credits
Quantitative Research Practicum BPS2511 13.5 credits
Introduction to Applied Psychopathology (Trauma) BPS2641 14 credits
Mental Health Promotion Practicum BPS2611 13.5 credits
Total 69 credits

Level 3

Advanced Personology BPS3541 14 credits
Applied Therapeutic Intervention (Trauma) BPS3542 14 credits
Applied Counselling Techniques Practicals BPS3511 13.5 credits
Psychometrics BPS3641 14 credits
Qualitative Research Methodology BPS3642 13.5 credits
Psychometric Practicals BPS3611 14 credits
Total 83 credits

Plus

Univerisity Core Modules 60 credits

Plus

Sociology: Levels 1 - 3 or
Philosophy: Levels 1 -3 or
Anthropology: Levels 1 - 3 or
Social Work: Level 1 -3 or
Criminology: 1 - 3 or
Youth Studies: 1 -3 OR

Any other appropriate three-year programme approved of by the Department of Psychology =120 Credits.
Total Undergraduate Credits = 130
Prerequisite to level 4 is a total of 360 credits must be accumulated before registering for level 4.

Postgraduate Modules

Advanced Research Methodology BPS5521 10 credits
Child & Adolescent Development: Advanced Course BPS5522 10 credits
Advanced Psychopathology BPS5523 10 credits
Trauma & Crisis Counselling BPS5621 10 credits
Advanced Psychological Assessment BPS5622 10 credits
Clinical Practical (Internship) BPS5742 10 credits
Total 60 credits

Plus

One of the following elective modules

Study of Intergroup Relations BPS 5524 10 credits
Study of Sexuality BPS 5525 10 credits
Neuropsychology BPS 5526 10 credits
Psychology of Gender BPS 5527 10 credits
Community Psychology BPS 5623 10 credits
Psychology of Change BPS 5624 10 credits
Health Psychology BPS 5625 10 credits
Adult Development: Advanced Course BPS 5626 10 credits
Research Project BPS 5711 10 credits

Master of Psychology ( PSY 6741)

Admission Requirements:

  • An approved Honours or B. Psych degree, recognized by this University, recognised by this University.
  • An average examination mark of 60% in all exam papers, and/or
  • Approval by the Head of Department.

A dissertation of an appropriate quality and on an approved subject is required.
Participation in a series of seminars and lectures arranged by the department.
Please note: Additional requirements as determined by the Health Professsions Council of South Africa are to be fulfilled for registration with this Council.

Doctor of Philosophy (PSY 7741)

A thesis on an approved subject based on original research required. All rules and regulations applicable to Masters and Doctoral degrees must be observed.

 

 
 
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