Course numbers reflect their level. Typically, these courses are prerequisites for advanced study in psychology. It is impossible to understand psychology as a science without a working knowledge of its methods of inquiry. Moreover, the methodological tools of psychology have uses that generalize beyond basic research settings. In effect, they are problem-solving skills.
Central courses cover the major areas of psychological science.
The orderly progression of course work promoted by the psychology curriculum and its system of prerequisites ensures that the Major will be ready for study at this level. Practica provide supervised experience in field settings and in the laboratory.