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PSYC2011- Brain & Behaviour
PSYC2012- Statistics & Research Methods
PCOL2011- Fundamentals of Pharmacology
BIOL1003- Human Biology
PSYC2013- Cognitive & Social
PSYC2014- Personality & Intelligence
PCOL2012- Drugs & People
ANAT2010- Concepts of Neuroanatomy
timetable will be a nightmare ugh
If you don't actually want a job in psychology, maybe just take psych electives in a science course? I know at USYD it's pretty much impossible to do a double degree with BPsych, but you can choose two majors in a BSc or whatever. Also, to practice as a clinical psychologist you need to study...
not always. off the top of my head I can only think of two times when student pressure caused (?) teachers to leave, one was more or less accused of perving on students and the other one was racist against asians HAHAHAHAHAHA. mostly if our teachers are bad people will just get private tutoring...
To practice psychology you need the four years honours plus an extra two years of clinical training, and then I think you start working. It's definitely not all mentally-impaired people, I know quite a few 'normal' people who see psychologists about things like stress, family relationships...
out of those, an accountant. you're not going to be that good a doctor/psychologist if you're only in it for the pay, and you can't even spell engineer. just saying..
It depends on the subject, I think. Doing maths/chem/sociology/psych and almost all of the lecturers, tutors and demos are good, most are great and some are amazing. Especially for psych. But I might be a tad biased there.
Missing Shadowdude is my one regret about not going to UNSW ):
this prac is a bitch. try not to tear the filter paper. this is the write up from my notes-
Weigh two filter papers. Grind some fertiliser into a fine powder using a mortar and pestle. Weigh out approx 1g, place in a beaker and dissolve in about 250mL 0.1M HCl. Stir to dissolve as much solid as...