You should expect to spend a minimum of 20 hours per week on this unit to achieve the learning outcomes. This time will cover: a) video lecture materials; b) synchronous & asynchronous discussion; c) synchronous web-based 'class-time' for skills-based activities; d) weekly readings; e) skills-based assessment tasks; and f) content-based assessment, including revision and formative assessment. Each week there will be a one-hour ‘Live class’, facilitated by your instructor. This will be followed by a live office hour, where you can ask questions and chat with your classmates and instructor about anything to do with the unit or psychology in general. There is also a one-hour live chat with the Senior Instructor that you can attend each week for additional discussion and guidance.
Analyse the emerging trends and novel applications of psychology.
Demonstrate effective interpersonal skills when working collaboratively with peers.
Generate innovative and effective solutions to complex individual, social, and cultural problems.
Critically reflect on the current issues within the discipline of psychology and their impact on research, policy, clinical practice, and broader society.
Communicate professionally to diverse audiences about issues, new directions, and applications of psychology using a variety of formats.
Evaluate the contemporary political, cultural, and societal influences on the discipline of psychology.
