Visiting, Exchange students

Selecting Psychology modules (all visiting students wanting to do PS modules)

Your Home University may provide you with a learning agreement or a list of required modules you must register for while you are studying here at Warwick. If you have been provided with either of the above mentioned then please email this to psintercalatedug@warwick.ac.uk ahead of your arrival so we can make sure that the modules are available for you.

All visiting students will still need to get permission from module convenors before registering for modules, as depending on your prior knowledge, sometimes there may be extra reading that you will be recommended, or more challenging areas of the module to highlight.

Once you have confirmation from the module convener, please email psintecalatedug@warwick.ac.uk to indicate your modules to us. Your approved modules will be added on the University registration system by the programmes office.

For outside option Modules you need to have approval from the home department running the module making sure that the option is available to visiting students and that you are able to complete all of the module components while you are her at Warwick.

Please consult timetables carefully to ensure that there are no clashes.

Below you can find details of the modules available to you as a visiting/exchange student:

FIRST YEAR MODULES

There are five first-year Psychology modules available to visiting students, all of these are 15 CAT, or 'half' modules and run throughout weeks 1-10 of the autumn (term 1) or spring (term 2) with an exam in the summer.

• PS121 Brain & Behaviour (Term 1)
• PS120 Neuropsychology & Psychopathology (Term 2) **you must have completed PS121 in T1 to take this module**
• PS123 Psychology in the Real World 1 (Terms 1)
• PS124 Psychology in the Real World 2 (Term 2)

If you are not at Warwick for the whole academic year, you will not be able to take PS120, as you must complete PS121 in term 1. Please consult the Modules Catalogue for more information about the individual modules.

SECOND YEAR MODULES

There are six second year modules available to visiting students, all of these are 15 CAT, or ‘half’ modules and run throughout weeks 1-10 of the autumn (term 1) or spring (term 2) term, with an exam in the summer term.

• PS201 Individual Differences (Term 1)
• PS210 Language and Cognition (Term 1)
• PS211 Perception Planning and Action (Term 1)
• PS218 Developmental Psychology (Term 2)
• PS219 Psychobiology (Term 2)
• PS220 Social Psychology (Term 2)

Please consult the Modules Catalogue for more information about the individual modules.

THIRD YEAR MODULES

Below is an example list which will be updated once modules are finalised. Please check this page for updates

There are a number of third year modules available to visiting students, all of which are 15 CAT, or ‘half’ modules and run throughout weeks 1-10 of the autumn (term 1) or spring (term 2) term, with an exam in the summer term. Third Year modules are very specialised and visiting/exchange students should arrange to speak with all module convenors in the first or two week of term for advice on any prior knowledge or extra reading which may be required.

• PS346 Perspectives in Clinical and Counselling Psychology (term 1) ** note, capacity on this module is limited in 25/26 so availability will depend on numbers
• PS350 How you feel: Story of mind told by body (Term 2)
• PS351 Psychology & the law (Term 1)
• PS355 Attention (Term 2)
• PS358 Theory & Research on Emotion (Term 2)
• PS360 Non-verbal Behaviour (Term1)
• PS362 Sleep & Health (Term 2)
• PS367 Psychology across Cultures ( Term 1)
• PS371 Animal Behaviour (Term 1)
• PS372 The Psychology of Intellectual Disabilities & Sensory Impairments (Term 2)
• PS378 Positive Psychology: positive experiences, traits and institutions (Term 2)
• PS379 Negotiation & Influence (Term 1)
• PS380 Decision Making (Term 2)
• PS381 Brains: The final frontier (Term 1)
• PS382 Large Language Data (Term 2)

Please consult the Modules Catalogue for more information about the individual modules.

Remember to check your timetables to make sure the modules you would like to take don’t clash with any of your other choices.