IBP Programme Planning for 2 nd and 3 rd year

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1 IBP Programme Planning for 2 nd and 3 rd year Jennifer Martin, Student Adviser May 26, 2014 Discover the world at Leiden University

2 This presentation BSA Programme Structure Course Registration after 1 st Year Elective Courses Course Entry Requirements Planning for Master s Programme Making your Study Plan

3 Binding Study Advice (BSA) Year One: 45 ec (of the 60 in the propedeuse) with at least one Statistics course Year Two: 90 ec (must include 60 ec from the propedeuse)

4 Programme Structure Year I 60 ECTS Foundation Year (Propaedeutic phase) All Mandatory courses Year II 40 ECTS Mandatory courses Year II Electives 20 ECTS Psychology or other electives Year III 20 ECTS Bachelor project Year II & III 40 ECTS Psychology or other electives

5 Year Two

6 Who registers you for courses? YOU! in usis When can you register? All Semester I courses (Block I & II) From the beginning of July until August 15 th All Semester 2 courses (Block III & IV) At the end of January (only in courses in which you already meet entry requirements) See:

7 Course Offerings Year 2 Semester I Semester II Developmental Psychopathology Interpersonal Professional Skills Block I Psychometrics 5 ec elective course Block III Stress, Health and Disease 5 ec elective course } 10 ec Consciousness 5 ec elective course } 10 ec Block II Group dynamics 5 ec elective course Block IV Psychodiagnostics Multivariate Data Analyse

8 IPS in Block III or IV Semester I Semester II Developmental Psychopathology Interpersonal Professional Skills (IPS) Block I Psychometrics Stress, Health and Disease 5 ec elective course 5 ec elective course } 10 ec Block III Consciousness 5 ec elective course } 10 ec Block II Group dynamics 5 ec elective course Block IV Psychodiagnostics Multivariate Data Analyse

9 Elective Courses - 60 ec Year II and Year III Electives within psychology (30 to 60ec) Year II and Year III Electives outside of psychology (30ec) Elective courses 5 ects, level 300 (for example Consumer Psychology) Two, In depth Courses 10 ects, 400 level (for example Social and Emotional Development in Block III/IV) All elective courses will be offered in Year Three In depth courses are required for entry to Master s specialisation The 2 In depth courses need NOT to be from the same specialisation) List of courses for will be available in the e prospectus. Minimum 5 ec at 300 level Can include: Courses from another Leiden University programme Minor Elective Courses Courses from another Dutch university If not offered at Leiden University in psychology elective courses Courses taken while in Study Abroad programme

10 Entry Requirements for Psychology Elective Courses Include Courses from: Year I Propedeuse And / Or Year II One of the required courses Details on entry requirements are listed in course description in e prospectus

11 Psychology Electives Offered in Year Two of the IBP Program COURSE Block Level/EC Cooperation and Conflict III 10ec / 400 level Health Psychology III 10ec / 400 level Social Emotional Development III/IV 10ec / 400 level Emotion and Cognition III 5ec / 300 level Attention; Theory and Practice III 5ec / 300 level Child and Adolescent Psychiatry IV 5ec / 300 level Consumer Psychology IV 5ec / 300 level Cross-cultural Psych. of Health and Illness IV 5ec / 300 level Psychology of Abnormal Behaviour IV 5ec / 300 level All psychology electives courses will be offered in Year Three

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13 Not all electives are offered in English. Check entry requirements

14 Minor A set programme from another programme: 30 ec Registration dates May 1 st August 15 th for most Not all minors are offered in English Information:

15 Minors Offered in English Advanced Life Science & Technology E i m50 American Studies E m25 Chinese economy and society E m40 Dutch Studies E m40 Entrepreneurship for Society E m70 European Union Studies E m60 Global Affairs E m120 Human Evolution (interdisciplinary minor) E M60 Modern Drug Discovery E i a m30 Molecular Biotechnology E m50 Responsible Innovation (interdisciplinary minor) E m45 (given by LEI/TUD/EUR) Science and Research Based Business E m30 Science and Technology in Society (STiS) E m: min. 20 max 60 Sustainable Development E m50 (interdisciplinary minor) Vertalen (Translation) Engels Nederlands Engels E m60 E= English i=interdisciplinary minor m= maximum number of students

16 Year Three

17 Study Abroad Questions: What are the possibilities? When can/ should I go? Which courses should I take at Leiden? Which courses should I take abroad? Start gathering information at the beginning of the second year! There will be an Info Session. Information is available at: study/study abroad/

18 Structure Year Three (Option #1) Semester 1 Semester 2 5 ec 5 ec Block I 5 ec 5 ec } 10 ec Bachelor Project Block III 5 ec }10 ec Bachelor Project }20 ec Block II 5 ec Block IV 5 ec } 10 ec 5 ec

19 Structure Year Three Option #2 Semester 1 Semester 2 Bachelor Project 5 ec Block I Bachelor Project }20 ec 5 ec 5 ec }10 ec Block III 5 ec Block II 5 ec 5 ec 5 ec } 10 ec } 10 ec Block IV 5 ec

20 Electives in Year Three All English language psychology electives will be available in Year Three. See e prospectus for more information

21 Entry Requirements for In-depth Courses / Master s programme Year I Propedeuse & Year II Course(s) required for entry into In depth Courses Year II & III Two In depth Courses (20 ec) MASTER

22 Entry Requirements In depth Courses/ Master Year I Year II & Propedeuse Group Dynamics Year II & III Cooperation and Conflict (year 2) Clinical Neuropsychology (year 3) MASTER Social & Organisational Psychology

23 Master s Specialisations One Year programme (9 options) Start: September 1 and February 1 Applied Cognitive Psychology Child and Adolescent Psychology Clinical Neuro Psychology Clinical Psychology Economic and Consumer Psychology Health Psychology Social and Organisational Psychology Occupational Health Psychology Methodology and Statistics It is not possible to have more than one specialisation

24 Entry Requirements Master Specialisations and In Depth Courses Master Specialisation Applied Cognitive Psychology Child and Adolescent Psychology In Depth Courses Required for Master specialisation (Bold = offered in ) Cognitive Ergonomics or Cognitive Neuroscience Social and Emotional Development or Cognitive Intellectual Development Entry Requirements for In Depth Courses Propedeuse and Consciousness Propedeuse and Developmental Psychopathology Clinical Neuropsychology Clinical Neuropsychology Propedeuse Clinical Psychology Economic and Consumer Psychology Health Psychology Psychopathology, Assessment and Interventions Cooperation and Conflict or Judging and Influencing Behaviour Health Psychology Propedeuse and Stress, Health and Disease Propedeuse and Group dynamics Propedeuse and Stress, Health and Illness Methodology and Statistics None All statistics courses Occupational Health Psychology Social and Organisational Psychology Health Psychology or Elective from S&O: Cooperation and Conflict Judging and Influencing Behaviour or Elective from Applied Cognitive Psychology: Cognitive Ergonomics Cognitive Neuroscience Cooperation and Conflict or Judging and Influencing Behaviour See entry requirements for named In depth Courses Propedeuse and Group dynamics

25 Research Master Specialisations: Clinical and Health Psychology Cognitive Neuroscience Developmental Psychology Social and Organisational Psychology

26 Steps in Making Your Study Plan 1. Keep the required courses in mind. 2. Think carefully about which In-depth and Elective courses you want / need Which Master s specialisation are you considering? Which In-depth courses are required or interested in? Which electives interest you? Do you want to take courses outside of psychology? 3. Make sure to note the entry requirements for the courses and the order in which courses must be taken. 4. Plan 15 ec per Block. Move things around to make the best schedule for you. 5. Check out the schedules of the courses and make sure the course fits in your schedule

27 Example of Study Plan Student who needs to complete 1 st year courses Semester 1 Semester 2 Intro. to Research Methods & Statistics Interpersonal Professional Skills Block I Developmental Psychopathology 5 ects elective course Block III Stress, Health and Disease 5 ects elective course Personality, Clinical Health Psychology Bio en Neuro Block II Consiousness Multivariate Data Analyse Block IV Group Dynamics 5 ects elective course

28 .. and the implications on Year 3 Semester 1 Semester 2 Psychometrics 5 ects electives Block I 5 ects elective 5 ects } 10 ects Bachelor Project Block III 5 ects elective } 10 ects Bachelor Project 5 ects } 10 ects Block II Psychodiagnostics 5 ects elective Block IV

29 Example with degree finalization in 4 th Year Semester 1 Semester 2 Blok 1 5 ects Start Master Blok III 5 ects } 10 ects Blok 2 5 ects } 10 ects Blok IV

30 Are you behind? It may not be possible to finish in 3 years You may be able to catch up with hard work. You need to be realistic and not endanger your BSA for second year Advice: do not try to take extra courses in Blocks in which you are taking required or entry requirement courses.

31 Questions about your Study Plan? Make an appointment with me! The Study Plan will be reviewed in the first week of the Semester by your Study Adviser (me)

32 New Policy for Examination Registration In the academic year: You must register for an examination in usis, from 100 to 10 calendar days before the examination. It is no longer possible to register at the Student Services Centre with a late fee.

33 Continued Study Advice Year 2 I will remain your Student Adviser Tutor becomes your Mentor: You will have 2 meetings in December and in May Year 3 Student Adviser

34 Questions????