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Department of Psychology

Welcome to the Department of Psychology

Assoc Prof Mike Jones, Head of Department of Psychology

We offer undergraduate and postgraduate degree programs that are pathways to becoming a registered psychologist, including Masters and Doctoral programs that lead to membership of specialist colleges of the Australian Psychological Society. We also offer pathways to an exciting research career in psychology. Our undergraduate students take advantage of expert staff using cutting-edge teaching. Our advanced professional trainees make use of state-of-the-art research and training facilities including a purpose-built psychology clinic, a driving simulator, motion capture laboratory, perception experiment laboratory, neuropharmacology laboratories to name a few.

Assoc Prof Mike Jones, Head of Department

News

Ron Rapee

Psychology Test Library Hours

December - Closing on the 18-12-09 for 2009

January - Wednesday 8.30am - 12.30pm & 2pm - 6.15pm

February - Normal hours will commence

Ron Rapee

Congratulations to Professor Ron Rapee

For receiving awards recognising his outstanding contribution to the science of Psychology in Australia and his contribution to Cognitive Behaviour Research and Therapy. Award details.

 

2009 Siemens Science Experience

The Perception activity run by Professor Peter Wenderoth was the highest rated by the participating students entering year 10. The Science Experience

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Extra Mile Red Balloon awards

Congratulations to :

Dr Heidi Lyneham
Ginny Daldalian

Study with us

Find a Course - 2010

Find the course that best suits you.
2009 Course Information

Events

HDR Showcase

A showcase of the excellent postgraduate research being carried out within the Faculty.
See the Program.
When: 23rd to 25th of November 2009
Where: U@MQ function rooms
Psychology: Most Psychology HDR candidates will present on the 24th.

Psychology Colloquium Series

Dr Nickola Overall from the School of Psychology, University of Auckland
'The costs and benefits of trying to improve close relationships'
When: 4.00pm, 2nd December
Where: C5C498 Colloquium Flyer (145 kb pdf)