Below is a tentative listing of the Psychology courses that will be offered in the 2023-2024 academic year. Descriptions of each course, including prerequisites, can be found in the University Calendar.

You can use this list to help plan which courses you should take in each semester. If you are a major and have questions or want advice, please contact our Deputy Head.

Students should be aware that the Department cannot guarantee that a particular course will definitely be offered.  The most up-to-date listing can be found via the Registrar's Office.

Fall 2023

Non-Restricted Courses:

1000 Introduction to Psychology I
1001 Introduction to Psychology II

2010 Biological and Cognitive Development
2150 Introduction to Forensic Psychology
2800 Drugs and Behaviour
2920 Research Methods in Psychology for Non-Majors

3640 Psychology of Abnormal Behaviour

Majors Courses:

2520 Introduction to Behavioural Neuroscience 
2521 Introduction to Neuroscience for Behavioural Neuroscience Majors 
2910 Research Methods in Psychology I
2930 Research and Writing in Psychology 

3050 Developmental Psychology 
3100 Social Psychology  
3251 Learning 
3350 Perception
3450 Human Cognition  
3650 Abnormal Psychology  
3750 Animal Behaviour I  
3800 Cellular Neuroscience 
3820 Research Techniques in Behavioural Neuroscience 
3830 Behavioural Endocrinology 
3900 Design and Analysis III 

4050 Selected Topics in Developmental Psychology I 
4070 Research Experience in Developmental Psychology
4150 Selected Topics in Social Psychology I
4151 Selected Topics in Social Psychology II
4170 Research Experience in Social Psychology  
4450 Selected Topics in Cognition I  
4470 Research Experience in Cognition 
4500 Selected Topics in Psychology I 
4651 Selected Topics in Abnormal Behaviour II 
4770 Research Experience in Animal Behaviour  
4852 Selected Topics in Behavioural Neuroscience (Neurobiology of Time and Space)
4910 Systems in Contemporary Psychology  
4980 The Psychology of Money and Financial Behaviour

499A/B Honours Dissertation 
NOTE: starting in Winter 2024, 499A will only be offered during the Fall semester, and 499B will only be offered during the Winter semester.

Winter 2024

Non-Restricted Courses:

1000 Introduction to Psychology I
1001 Introduction to Psychology II

2020 Social and Personality Development
2151 Health Psychology

3533 Sexual Behaviour

Majors Courses:

2520 Introduction to Behavioural Neuroscience 
2521 Introduction to Neuroscience for Behavioural Neuroscience Majors
2911 Research Methods in Psychology II
2930 Research and Writing in Psychology

3050 Developmental Psychology
3100 Social Psychology
3450 Human Cognition
3650 Abnormal Psychology
3750 Animal Behaviour I
3810 Neurobiology of Learning and Memory
3820 Research Techniques in Behavioural Neuroscience
3860 Neuropsychopharmacology

4051 Selected Topics in Developmental Psychology II 
4070 Research Experience in Developmental Psychology
4150 Selected Topics in Social Psychology I
4170 Research Experience in Social Psychology 
4451 Selected Topics in Cognition II 
4462 Human Memory 
4470 Research Experience in Cognition
4500 Selected Topics in Psychology 
4750 Selected Topics in Animal Behaviour I
4850 Selected Topics in Behavioural Neuroscience I
4854 Selected Topics in Behavioural Neuroscience (Neurobiological Diseases and Disorders)
4920 Psychological Testing

499B Honours Dissertation
NOTE: starting in Winter 2024, 499A will only be offered during the Fall semester, and 499B will only be offered during the Winter semester.

Spring/Intersession/Summer 2024

Please note: If you need to take one (or more) of these courses in the 2023-2024 academic year in order to graduate, you are advised to take them during Fall 2023 or Winter 2024 semesters (if available) rather than waiting for Spring/Intersession/Summer.

Non-Restricted Courses:

1000 Introduction to Psychology I (Spring)
1001 Introduction to Psychology II (Spring)

2020 Social and Personality Development 
2800 Drugs and Behaviour 

Majors Courses:

4500 Selected Topics in Psychology I 
4650 Selected Topics in Abnormal Behaviour I