The programme is generally finalised soon after enrolment time and the programme content is largely determined by what can be offered by staff, associate and visiting lecturers, and local professional psychologists. This seminar programme allows a forum for visiting speakers, staff members, and graduate students to present papers. Graduate students are more than welcome to give a seminar on their thesis or project. This can be at any time during the year, either focusing on the thesis or project in its early stages of development or after the data are collected. Many students find the help and feedback given makes he exercise very worthwhile.
Seminars are also available at Albany campus.
Research Facilities and Equipment Research facilities and equipment are of the standard one would expect to find in a modern School of Psychology. WWW access is generally restricted to NZ domains. Graduate students are also provided with access and a computing budget for the campus network from either the Psychology laboratories or other central computer laboratories within the campus.