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Level 1000 and 2000 courses provide broad overviews of major areas of psychology. They serve as the basic foundation for more advanced studies in psychology.
HP1000 Introduction to PsychologyHP1100 Fundamentals of Social Science ResearchHP2100 Research Design and Data Analysis in PsychologyHP2200 Biological PsychologyHP2300 Developmental PsychologyHP2400 Social PsychologyHP2500 Personality and Individual DifferencesHP2600 Cognitive PsychologyHP2700 Abnormal Psychology
Level 3000 courses are lecture-tutorial courses on more specialised fields of psychology.
HP3002 Positive PsychologyHP3003 Engineering PsychologyHP3004 The Psychology of Food and EatingHP3100 Selected Topics in Basic Psychological SciencesHP3101 Applied Statistical Methods for Psychological ResearchHP3200 Selected Topics in Social and Personality PsychologyHP3201 Evolutionary PsychologyHP3203 Conservation PsychologyHP3204 An Ape's Guide to Human LanguageHP3300 Selected Topics in Applied Psychological SciencesHP3302 Cognitive Development HP3402 Social CognitionHP3501 Human MotivationHP3601 Human MemoryHP3603 Sensation and PerceptionHP3702 Child PsychopathologyHP3703 Health PsychologyHP3704 Introduction to Clinical Neuropsychology HP3708 Biopsychosocial CriminologyHP3802 Personnel PsychologyHP3804 Psychological Testing HP3805 Managing Organisational BehaviorHP3806 Consumer PsychologyHP3807 Occupational Health PsychologyHP3901 Cultural Psychology Level 4000 courses are divided into four types: Laboratory courses, Professional courses, Seminars and Graduation Project/FYP (for eligible students).
HP3002 Positive PsychologyHP3003 Engineering PsychologyHP3004 The Psychology of Food and EatingHP3100 Selected Topics in Basic Psychological SciencesHP3101 Applied Statistical Methods for Psychological ResearchHP3200 Selected Topics in Social and Personality PsychologyHP3201 Evolutionary PsychologyHP3203 Conservation PsychologyHP3204 An Ape's Guide to Human LanguageHP3300 Selected Topics in Applied Psychological SciencesHP3302 Cognitive Development HP3402 Social CognitionHP3501 Human MotivationHP3601 Human MemoryHP3603 Sensation and PerceptionHP3702 Child PsychopathologyHP3703 Health PsychologyHP3704 Introduction to Clinical Neuropsychology HP3708 Biopsychosocial CriminologyHP3802 Personnel PsychologyHP3804 Psychological Testing HP3805 Managing Organisational BehaviorHP3806 Consumer PsychologyHP3807 Occupational Health PsychologyHP3901 Cultural Psychology
Level 4000 courses are divided into four types: Laboratory courses, Professional courses, Seminars and Graduation Project/FYP (for eligible students).
SeminarsSeminars are discussion-based courses on an advanced research area. These courses often involve both undergraduate and graduate students in in-depth discussion of the up-and-coming research in a specialized area.HP4002 Qualitative Methods in PsychologyHP4012 Applied Multivariate Methods for Psychological ResearchHP4200 Seminar in Selected Topics HP4201 Technology and Social BehaviourHP4222 The Neuroscience of LoveHP4232 Development of Self-RegulationHP4233 Psychological and Sociomoral Reasoning in InfancyHP4242 Advanced Topics in Social CognitionHP4243 Intergroup relationsHP4263 Language in Perception & ThoughtHP4271 Cognitive NeuroplasticityHP4272 NeuropsychologyHP4273 Introduction to Functional MRIHP4274 The Last Dance: Psycho-social-cultural perspectives of Death, Dying and BereavementHP4281 Psychology of LeadershipHP4282 Negotiation and Conflict Resolution