Course Listing
Only courses numbered 3000 and above count as advanced courses for major or minor requirements in this department.
§Independent work means not less than three additional hours each week of conference, research, independent reading, and writing as assigned by the instructor. The student's grade is determined in part by the successful completion of this independent work.
Students with superior records and the recommendation of an instructor in the department of psychology may apply to the chairperson for permission to register for honors courses. Students may not register for more than six credits in honors courses in the department in one term and may not receive credit for more than four honors courses.
The college has recently transitioned to a new course numbering system in preparation for the migration to the CUNYfirst platform. Old course numbers are provided in the parenthesis after the "/" symbol.
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General Psychology
- Introductory Psychology (PSYC 1000 / PSY 1.1)
- The American Urban Experience: Psychological Perspectives (PSYC 2040 / PSY 4)
- Special Topics (PSYC 2090 / PSY 0.1)
- Fieldwork in Psychology (PSYC 2091 / PSY 9.1)
- Advanced Special Topics in Psychology (PSYC 3090)
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Social psychology
- Social Psychology (PSYC 2100 / PSY 10)
- Psychology of Prejudice (PSYC 3110 / PSY 13.3)
- Cultural Psychology (PSYC 3120 / PSY 17)
- Small Groups (PSYC 3140 / PSY 14.1)
- Introduction to Industrial and Organizational Psychology (PSYC 3171 / PSY 12)
- Strategic Human Resource Management (PSYC 3172 / PSY 12.7)
- Organizational Diagnosis and Intervention (PSYC 3174 / PSY 12.2)
- Health Psychology (PSYC 3180 / PSY 16)
- Seminar in Social Psychology (PSYC 4100 / PSY 19)
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Developmental psychology
- Lifespan Development (PSYC 2200 / PSY 20.9)
- Introductory Child Psychology (PSYC 2210 / PSY 20)
- Special Topics in Developmental Processes (PSYC 2290 / PSY 20.1)
- Cognitive Development (PSYC 3220 / PSY 22)
- Social and Personality Development of Children (PSYC 3230 / PSY 23)
- Psychological and Developmental Disorders of Childhood (PSYC 3240 / PSY 24.5)
- Psychology of Adolescence (PSYC 3250 / PSY 20.5)
- Psychology of Aging (PSYC 3260 / PSY 20.6)
- Psychology of the Family (PSYC 3270 / PSY 24)
- Field Experience in Child Psychology (PSYC 4210 / PSY 27.1)
- Intensive Fieldwork with a Seminar in Child Psychology (PSYC 4220 / PSY 29)
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Personality psychology
- Introduction to Personality (PSYC 2300 / PSY 30.2)
- Theories of Personality (PSYC 3300 / PSY 36)
- Psychology of Gender (PSYC 3360)
- Hypnosis and Related Phenomena (PSYC 3370 / PSY 37)
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Statistics and research methods
- Laboratory Experience (PSYC 2001)
- Statistical Methods in Psychological Research (PSYC 3400 / PSY 40.1)
- Experimental Psychology (PSYC 3450W / PSY 57W)
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Cognition, learning, perception and emotion
- Learning (PSYC 3510 / PSY 53.1)
- Perception (PSYC 3520 / PSY 56.1)
- Cognitive Psychology (PSYC 3530 / PSY 57.1)
- Psychology of Language (PSYC 3540 / PSY 58.1)
- Thought and Language (PSYC 3541 / PSY 58.2)
- Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence (PSYC 3580 / PSY 57.2)
- Parapsychology: A Critical Examination (PSYC 3585 / PSY 55)
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Biopsychology and neuroscience
- Mind, Brain, and Behavior (PSYC 2600 / PSY 50)
- Neurobiology (PSYC 2610)
- Behavioral Neuroscience (PSYC 3600 / PSY 65.1)
- Behavioral Neuroendocrinology (PSYC 3610)
- Drugs and Behavior (PSYC 3660 / PSY 65.2)
- Comparative Psychology (PSYC 3670 / PSY 60)
- Human Neuropsychology (PSYC 3680 / PSY 64)
- Special Topics in Biopsychology (PSYC 4690 / PSY 60.1)
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History, systems, and advanced general psychology
- History of Psychology (PSYC 3700 / PSY 70)
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Psychopathology and clinical applications
- Abnormal Psychology I (PSYC 2810 / PSY 30)
- Abnormal Psychology II (PSYC 3810 / PSY 30.1)
- Fundamentals of Psychotherapy (PSYC 3820 / PSY 32.1)
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (PSYC 3825 / PSY 50.2)
- The Counseling Process: Theory and Technique (PSYC 3830 / PSY 32.2)
- Psychoanalysis: Theory and Research (PSYC 3840 / PSY 36.1)
- Tests and Measurements (PSYC 3850 / PSY 35)
- Field Experience in Psychopathology (PSYC 4800 / PSY 33.1)
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Honors courses
- Independent Research I (PSYC 5001 / PSY 83.1)
- Independent Research II (PSYC 5002 / PSY 83.2)
- Independent Research III (PSYC 5003 / PSY 83.3)
- Independent Research IV (PSYC 5004 / PSY 83.4)
- Fieldwork I (PSYC 5011 / PSY 87.1)
- Fieldwork II (PSYC 5012 / PSY 87.2)
- Fieldwork III (PSYC 5013 / PSY 87.3)
- Fieldwork IV (PSYC 5014 / PSY 87.4)
