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1 Study Program Handbook Psychology Bachelor of Arts
2 Jacobs University Undergraduate Handbook Chemistry - Matriculation Fall 2015 Page: ii Contents 1 The Psychology Study Program Concept Specific Advantages of the Psychology Program at Jacobs University Qualification Aims Career Options More Information and Contact The Curricular Structure General The Jacobs University 3C-Model YEAR 1 - CHOICE YEAR 2 - CORE YEAR 3 - CAREER The Jacobs Track Modularization of the Psychology Program Content Structure Appendix 1: Mandatory Course Plan 9
3 Jacobs University Undergraduate Handbook Chemistry - Matriculation Fall 2015 Page: 1 1 The Psychology Study Program 1.1 Concept The study program Psychology deals with the general principles of human behavior, feeling and thought, their empirical investigation and the implications of research findings for theoretical questions and in a variety of applied settings. At the center of this program is the role of human cognitions and feelings for interaction and communication across multiple dimensions of diversity with respect to the individual, dyads and groups or within and between societies. Understanding and explaining related phenomena, such as conflict and cooperation, involves an interdisciplinary view on the interaction of biological, psychological, and cultural processes. The program includes training in analytic and research methods, but also in a range of applied (interpersonal and intercultural) skills. 1.2 Specific Advantages of the Psychology Program at Jacobs University Psychology is central to the understanding of human behavior. In the last century, many different sub-disciplines of psychology have appeared, with ever growing specialization within these. The largest professional association in psychology lists over 50 divisions! The psychology program at Jacobs, in contrast, tries not only to provide a well-founded basis in psychology, but to counter the fractions within the psychological and brain sciences and also underscores the importance of the big picture. At the heart of understanding human behavior in the framework of the Jacobs Psychology BA is a multi-level approach that starts with biological constraints and that leads via an understanding of neuroscience to individual mental processes, such as perception and memory. These processes, however, are also shaped by and interact with the social context, including culture. It is critical not only to analyze these different levels as such, but to see how they relate to each other. This necessitates interfaces to other disciplines: the natural sciences as well as the social sciences, such as sociology or political science. What characterizes the study of psychology at Jacobs is this connected approach that bridges multiple levels as well as details with a holistic view. The key theme across all majors in the social and behavioral sciences at Jacobs is diversity. Thus, the psychological aspects of diversity will be studied and approached within a multi-layered approach. 1.3 Qualification Aims A BA in Psychology at Jacobs prepares for careers in intercultural relations, diversity management, human resources, information and media, sales and advertising, politics, non-governmental organizations, as well as graduate studies in a variety of psychological disciplines. 1.4 Career Options Careers in fields related to human interaction and communication, including intercultural relations, diversity management, human resources, information and media, sales and advertising,
4 Jacobs University Undergraduate Handbook Chemistry - Matriculation Fall 2015 Page: 2 politics, non-governmental organizations. The program is also a good preparation for advanced graduate studies in a variety of psychological disciplines. 1.5 More Information and Contact For more information please contact the study program coordinator: Dr. Song Yan Professor of Psychology Telephone: or visit our program website:
5 Jacobs University Undergraduate Handbook Chemistry - Matriculation Fall 2015 Page: 3 2 The Curricular Structure 2.1 General The undergraduate education at Jacobs University equips students with the key qualifications necessary for a successful academic, as well as professional career. By combining disciplinary depth and transdisciplinary breadth, supplemented by skills education and extracurricular elements, students are prepared to be responsible and successful citizens within the societies they work and live in. The curricular structure provides multiple elements enhancing employability, transdisciplinarity, and internationality. The unique Jacobs Track, offered across all study programs, provides a broad range of tailor-made courses designed to foster career competencies. These include courses which promote communication, technology, business, (German) language, and management skills. The World Track, included in the third year of study, provides extended company internships or study abroad options. Thus students gain training on the job and intercultural experiences. All undergraduate programs at Jacobs University are based on a coherently modularized structure, which provides students with a broad and flexible choice of study plans to meet their major as well as minor study interests. The policies and procedures regulating undergraduate study programs at Jacobs University in general can be found on the website. 2.2 The Jacobs University 3C-Model Jacobs University offers study programs according to the regulations of the European Higher Education Area. All study programs are structured along the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS), which facilitates credit transfer between academic institutions. The three-year undergraduate program involves six semesters of study with a total of 180 ECTS credits. The curricular structure follows an innovative and student-centered modularization scheme - the 3C-Model - which groups the disciplinary content of the three study years according to overarching themes: Year I: CHOICE Students have the CHOICE to decide on their major after the first year of study! Year II: CORE Students study the CORE elements of their major and may choose a minor! Year III: CAREER Students enhance their CAREER skills and prepare for the job market! Figure 1: The Jacobs University 3C-Model
6 Jacobs University Undergraduate Handbook Chemistry - Matriculation Fall 2015 Page: YEAR 1 - CHOICE The first study year is characterized by a broad offer in disciplinary and interdisciplinary education. Students select three CHOICE modules from a variety of study programs. As a unique asset, our curricula allow students to select their study program freely from among the three selected CHOICE modules during their first year of study YEAR 2 - CORE In the second year, students take three in-depth, discipline-specific CORE modules. One CORE module can also be taken from a second, complementary discipline, which allows students to incorporate a minor study track into their undergraduate education. Students will generally qualify for a minor if they have successfully taken at least one CHOICE module and one CORE module in a second field, and this extra qualification will be highlighted in the transcript YEAR 3 - CAREER During their third year, students must decide on their career after graduation. In order to facilitate this decision, the fifth semester introduces two separate tracks. By default students are registered for the World Track. 1. The World Track In this track there are two mandatory elective options: Internship The internship program is a core element of Jacobs Universitys employability approach. It includes a mandatory semester-long internship off-campus (minimum 16 weeks in full-time) which provides insight into the labor market as well as practical work experience related to the respective area of study. Successful internships may initiate career opportunities for students. For more information, please contact the Career Services Center (http://www.jacobs- university.de/career-services/contact). Study Abroad Students can take the opportunity to study abroad at one of our partner universities. Several exchange programs allow you to be directly enrolled at prestigious partner institutions worldwide. Jacobs Universitys participation in Erasmus+, the European Unions exchange program, provides an exchange semester at a number of European universities including Erasmus study abroad funding. For more information, please contact the International Office (http://intoffice.user.jacobs-university.de/outgoing/). 2. The Campus Track Alternatively, students may also opt to follow the Campus Track by continuing their undergraduate education at Jacobs, namely by selecting an additional CORE module during their third year and redistributing the remaining courses and modules across the third year. This opportunity can be used by students to more intensively focus on their major or to fulfill the minor requirements for a second field of interest.
7 Jacobs University Undergraduate Handbook Chemistry - Matriculation Fall 2015 Page: 5 In the sixth semester, all students select from a range of specialization courses within their study program and concentrate on their Bachelor thesis in the context of a Project/Thesis Module. All students attend a mandatory set of career skills courses and events throughout their studies. These equip them with necessary skills for their 5th semester and their future career. 2.3 The Jacobs Track The Jacobs Track, another stand-alone feature of Jacobs University, runs parallel to the disciplinary CHOICE, CORE, and CAREER modules across all study years and is an integral part of all study programs. It reflects our commitment to an in-depth methodological education, it fosters our transdisciplinary approach, it enhances employability, and equips students with extra skills desirable in your general field of study. Additionally, it integrates essential language courses. Mathematics, statistics, and other methods courses are offered to all students within a comprehensive Methods Module. This module provides students with general foundations and transferable techniques which are invaluable to follow the study content not only in the study program itself but also in related fields. The Skills Module equips students with general academic skills which are indispensable for their chosen area of study. These could be, for example, programming, data handling, presentation skills, and academic writing, scientific and experimental skills. The transdisciplinary Triangle Module offers courses with a focus on at least one of the areas of business, technology and innovation, and societal context. The offerings comprise essential knowledge of these fields for students from other majors as well as problem-based courses that tackle global challenges from different disciplinary backgrounds. Working together with students from different disciplines and cultural backgrounds in these courses broadens the students horizon by crossing the boundaries of traditional disciplines. Foreign languages are integrated within the Language Module. Communicative skills and foreign language competence foster students intercultural awareness and enhance their employability in a globalized and interconnected world. Jacobs University supports its students in acquiring and improving these skills by offering a variety of language courses at all proficiency levels. Emphasis is put on fostering German language skills, as they are an important prerequisite for students to learn about, explore, and eventually integrate into their host country. Hence, acquiring 10 ECTS credits in German is a requirement for all students. Students who meet the requirements of the German proficiency level (e.g. native speakers) are required to select courses in any other language program offered.
8 Jacobs University Undergraduate Handbook Chemistry - Matriculation Fall 2015 Page: Modularization of the Psychology Program Content Year 1 Take the mandatory module listed below and select two further CHOICE modules from those offered for all other study programs. Introduction to Psychology (CH16-IntroPysch) This module is a broad introduction to the field of psychology including: sensation, perception, and attention; learning and memory; intelligence, language, and cognition; emotion and motivation; development, personality, and social behavior. The module also teaches the research methods used by psychologists across these areas to study the origins and variations in human behavior including experimental design, psychophysics, and the rational of neuro-scientific methods. This module provides the foundation for higher-level modules in Biology, Brain, and Cognition; Humans in Social Context; and Applied Psychology. Year 2 Take all three modules or replace one with a CORE module from a different study program. Biology, Brain and Cognition (CO40-BioBrainCog) The module provides an introduction to what is known about the link between the brain, cognitive processes and behavior. Starting from the organization of the neural systems and the neuroanatomy of the brain, the module focuses on the neurobiological bases of cognitive processing in the areas of perception, motor control, attention, emotion, memory, learning, language etc. What is the social brain? How is the brain involved in making decisions? What is neuro-economics? What do drugs do to the brain and how do they alter behavior? These and other questions as well as critical perspectives are addressed in this module. The methods to study the link between brain, mind, and behavior, as well as their pros and cons, will also be discussed. Humans in Social Context (CO41-HumSoCo) Humans are profoundly social beings, and their thinking, feeling, and action is fundamentally shaped by the social context. Both proximal factors in the current social context (such as the presence or absence of others), as well as distal ones (such as evolution or culture) affect how people perceive themselves and others and how they interact with others. Specific questions addressed in this module include: How do we perceive ourselves and others? How can we change others behavior through social influence? Which factors predict conformity or deviance in groups? What is the role of stereotypes in intergroup conflicts? The answers to these questions contribute to improving the interactions of individuals from diverse backgrounds. Applied Psychology (CO42-ApplPsych) This module focuses on implications of the biological and cognitive processes, as well as social and cultural factors, that underlie human behavior for applications in domains such as business, education, health, politics, and society. Three processes are central across these domains: (a) decision making (of individuals, in groups, in institutions), (b) behavioral change (in terms of marketing approaches; maintenance and restoration of health; in organizations) and (c) conflict
9 Jacobs University Undergraduate Handbook Chemistry - Matriculation Fall 2015 Page: 7 analysis & resolution (e.g., mediation, negotiation). In all these domains, diversity plays a major role, therefore the impact of age, gender and cross-cultural variance will be addressed. The module also covers applied methods (intervention, training, evaluation). Some CORE Modules require students to have taken a specific CHOICE Module. Please see the Module Handbook for details regarding pre-requisites. Year 3 In the 3rd year students follow the World Track by default: 1. World Track 5th Semester Internship / study abroad 6th Semester Psychology Project / Thesis Module Program-specific Specialization Module Exemplary course offering: The psychology of consumer behavior Business Psychology and Cross-Cultural Economic Psychology Implicit Leader Development and Personnel Training Diversity and Demographic Change: The Psychology of healthy and pathological aging Demographic Change Management Attention and psychological disorders Psychology of Conflict and Conflict Resolution Thinking about thinking: The role of meta-cognition in judgment formation Diagnostic, Test development, and Educational Psychology Personality and Differential psychology 2. Campus Track Students who do not enter the World Track follow the Campus Track. 5th and 6th Semester Program-specific Project / Thesis Module Program-specific Specialization Module (please see World Track for exemplary course offering) Additional CORE Module
10 Jacobs University Undergraduate Handbook Chemistry - Matriculation Fall 2015 Page: Structure Undergraduate Modularization Structure BA Degree in Psychology CAREER 1 CAREER 2 CAREER 3 Jacobs Track Year 3 Internship / Study Abroad (World Track) CORE 1 Specialization CORE 2 Project/ Research BA/BSc Thesis CORE 3 Transdisciplinary Triangle Business, Technology, Societal Context... Year 2 Biology, Brain, and Cognition Humans in Social Context Applied Psychology Languages... CHOICE 1 CHOICE 2 CHOICE 3 Methods Mathematics, Statistics Year 1 Introduction to Psychology Own selection Own selection... Skills YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 Take three CHOICE modules, two free selection Take three CORE modules, one CORE module can be substituted by a CORE module from a second study program to pursue a minor Alternatively Campus Track with a 4th CORE module instead of internship/study abroad module Figure 2: Psychology Module Structure
11 Jacobs University Undergraduate Handbook Chemistry - Matriculation Fall 2015 Page: 9 3 Appendix 1: Mandatory Course Plan Jacobs University Bremen reserves the right to substitute courses by replacements and/or reduce the number of mandatory/mandatory elective courses offered
12 Appendix 1 - Mandatory Course Plan Psychology World Track Matriculation Fall 2015 Program-Specific Modules Type Status¹ Semester Credits Jacobs Track Modules (General Education) Type Status¹ Semester Credits Year 1 - CHOICE Take the mandatory CHOICE module listed below, this is a requirement for the Psychology program. CH16-IntroPsych Module: Introduction to Psychology m 15 JT-ME-MethodsMath Module: Methods / Mathematics m 7,5 CH Introduction to Psychology I Lecture m 1 5 JT-ME Empirical Research Methodology Lecture m 1 2,5 CH Methods in Psychology and Neuroscience I Seminar m 1 2,5 JT-ME / Take either Data Analysis and Statistical Inference with R or with SPSS Lecture me 2 2,5 CH Introduction to Psychology II Lecture m 2 5 JT-ME Statistics for Experimental Sciences Lecture m 2 2,5 CH Methods in Psychology and Neuroscience II Seminar m 2 2,5 JT-SK-Skills Module: Skills m 2,5 Module: CHOICE (own selection) e 1/2 30 JT-SK Academic and Professional Skills Lecture m 1 2,5 JT-TA-TriArea Module: Triangle Area m 5 Students take two further CHOICE modules from those offered for all other study programs. ² Take two courses from the triangle (BUSINESS, TECHNOLOGY & me 1/2 5 INNOVATION, SOCIETAL CONTEXT) area. Each counts 2,5 ECTS ³ JT-LA-Language Module: Language m 5 Take two German courses (2,5 ECTS each). Seminar me 1/2 5 Native German speakers take courses in another offered language Year 2 - CORE Take all three modules or replace one with a CORE module from a different study program. ² CO40-BioBrainCog Module: Biology, Brain, and Cognition me 15 JT-ME-MethodsMath Module: Methods / Mathematics m 7,5 CO Attention, Sensation and Perception Lecture m 3 5 JT-ME / Take either Statistical Modeling with R or with SPSS Lecture me 3 2,5 CO Neurobiological Foundations of Psychology Lecture/Seminar m 3 5 Take two Methods (mandatory) elective courses (2,5 ECTS each) ² Lecture me 3/4 5 CO Learning and Memory Lecture/Lab m 3 5 CO41-HumSoCo Module: Humans in Social Contexts me 15 JT-TA-TriArea Module: Triangle Area m 7,5 CO Group Processes and Intergroup Relations Lecture m 3 5 Take three courses from the triangle (BUSINESS, TECHNOLOGY & me 3/4 7,5 CO Social Cognition Lecture m 3 5 INNOVATION, SOCIETAL CONTEXT) area. Each counts 2,5 ECTS ³ CO Current debates in Group Processes and Intergroup Relations Seminar m 4 2,5 CO Current debates in Social Cognition Seminar m 4 2,5 CO42-ApplPsych Module: Applied Psychology me 15 JT-LA-Language Module: Language m 5 CO Business Psychology (Industrial and Organizational Psychology) Seminar m 4 5 Take two German courses (2,5 ECTS each). Seminar me 3/4 5 CO Current Topics in Applied Psychology Seminar m 4 5 Native German speakers take courses in another offered language CO Judgement and Decision Making Seminar m 4 5 Year 3 - CAREER 45 5 CA02 / CA03 Module: Internship / Study Abroad m 5 20 JT-SK-Skills Module: Skills m 2,5 CA01-CarSkills Module: Career Skills JT-SK Advanced Academic and Professional Skills m 6 2,5 CA15-PSYCH Module: Project/Thesis PSYCH m 15 CA Project PSYCH m 6 5 JT-TA-TriArea Module: Triangle Area m 2,5 CA Thesis PSYCH m 6 10 Take one course from the triangle (BUSINESS, TECHNOLOGY & me 6 2,5 CA-S-PSYCH Module: Specialization Area PSYCH m 10 INNOVATION, SOCIETAL CONTEXT) area. Each counts 2,5 ECTS ³ Take four specialization courses (2.5 ECTS each) ² me 5/6 10 Total ECTS 180 ¹ Status (m = mandatory, e = elective, me = mandatory elective) ² For a full listing of all CHOICE / CORE / CAREER / Jacobs Track modules please consult the CampusNet online catalogue and / or the module handbook (on our website). ³ You are required to take six Triangle Area courses in total. Select two from each of the three triangle areas (BUSINESS, TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION, SOCIETAL CONTEXT). V /2015
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