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PSYCHOLOGY UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM (BAPSY) |
Diploma Area Advisor:
Emre Selçuk,Nihan Alp, Nebi Sümer
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The program equips students with a strong basis in
psychological science, the study of mind and behavior.
Using an interdisciplinary approach, the program introduces
students to established theory, contemporary issues and
research questions in psychology. The program is strongly
research-focused; students gain first-hand research
experience by taking part in faculty members’ projects, an
even by conducting their own studies. It also provides
students with many opportunities to participate in social
involvement and community projects. Graduates are fully
prepared to enter graduate programs in psychology and
related disciplines, have a broad range of research and
statistical skills, and are ready to work in applied
settings including the clinical, educational,
and business sectors.
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From the University Courses listed below, 17 courses
and 44 SU credits must be completed.
- All freshman courses (1XX coded courses,
including PROJ 201) and SPS 303 are required.
- At least 2 of the below listed HUM courses must be
taken. First the 2xx coded course, then the 3xx coded
course must be taken.
(Please visit Foundations Development Directorate
web site (fdd.sabanciuniv.edu)
for general information about University Courses.)
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Philosophy Requirement Course
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Either one of the courses below
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At least 7 courses from the pool below.
The extra courses taken from this pool are directly
counted towards Area Elective Course requirements.
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At least 6 courses from all PSY coded undergraduate
courses . At least 2 courses must be from PSY 4XX -
level advanced Psychology courses.
Maximum 3 graduate courses could be taken and
counted towards the degree requirements, if the student
is at his/her graduation year and upon the advisors
and the course instructor's approvals.
The extra courses taken from this pool are directly
counted towards Free Elective Course requirements.
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Click For Area Electives |
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21 SU credits are required (excluding
University courses) at most two of the beginning/basic
level second language courses can be used to fulfill
the free elective requirements.
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Click For Free Elective |
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At least 5 courses should be completed from FENS,
FASS and SOM Faculty Courses,
At least three of these courses must be from
the pool of FASS Faculty Courses,
These five courses must be distributed over
at least three out of eight areas: the FENS and SOM pool of
faculty courses counting as seventh and
eighth area in addition to the six FASS areas (CULT,
ECON, HART, PSYCH, SPS/POLS/IR, VA)
These courses may have been taken while fulfilling the
other degree requirements for the program.
Click here
for general information about Faculty Courses.
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Click For FENS Faculty Courses |
Click For FASS Faculty Courses |
Click For SBS Faculty Courses |
**Courses in more than one areas are listed in the area according to order of appearence in Summary of Degree Requirements list. That is, if a course is both area elective and core elective,then it is listed in core elective courses list.
***Graduate courses are not listed in undergraduate area requirements even if they are among them.
****Since graduation requirements may change dependent to the enrollment year to the University, we advise our students who enrolled at SU in previous years and still continue their education, to track their graduation requirements completion via Information System - Degree Evaluation.