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PB101
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Thank you for your interest in PB101 - Foundations of Psychological Science.
Please write a statement when you apply to this course. Do not hesitate to indicate your expectations, how it could feed into your current studies and how it could be helpful for your future research or career plans. In light of your statement your request can be accepted, declined or you can be invited to book an office hour to be sure that PB101 is aligned with your expectations. If you are offered a place on the waiting list, the course convenor will come back to you within one week to let you know if your request can now be accepted or is declined. Please note that this course is capped at 17 students. You are advised to read the course description before submitting your statement.
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School deadline for course choice is 5pm Monday 15 of October 2018 for Michaelmas Term and 5pm Friday 25 January 2019 for Lent Term
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PB102
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This course is available on the BA in Social Anthropology, BSc in Actuarial Science, BSc in Social Anthropology and BSc in Sociology. This course is available as an outside option to students on other programmes where regulations permit and to General Course students.
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School deadline for course choice is 5pm Monday 15 of October 2018 for Michaelmas Term and 5pm Friday 25 January 2019 for Lent Term
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PB400
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This course is compulsory on the MSc in Organisational and Social Psychology, MSc in Psychology of Economic Life, MSc in Social and Cultural Psychology and MSc in Social and Public Communication. This course is not available as an outside option.
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School deadline for course choice is 5pm Monday 15 of October 2018 for Michaelmas Term and 5pm Friday 25 January 2019 for Lent Term
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PB401
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This course is compulsory on the MSc in Social and Cultural Psychology. This course is available with permission as an outside option to students on other programmes where regulations permit.
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School deadline for course choice is 5pm Monday 15 of October 2018 for Michaelmas Term and 5pm Friday 25 January 2019 for Lent Term
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PB402
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This course is compulsory on the MSc in Organisational and Social Psychology. This course is available with permission as an outside option to students on other programmes where regulations permit
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School deadline for course choice is 5pm Monday 15 of October 2018 for Michaelmas Term and 5pm Friday 25 January 2019 for Lent Term
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PB403
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This course is compulsory on the MSc in Psychology of Economic Life. This course is not available as an outside option.
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School deadline for course choice is 5pm Monday 15 of October 2018 for Michaelmas Term and 5pm Friday 25 January 2019 for Lent Term
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PB413
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This half unit offers an integrated training in advanced experimental methods in behavioural science by introducing students to state-of-the-art techniques that stretch across the spectrum of both psychology and economics. The course is therefore useful to students who want to conduct more advanced experimental research for their MSc dissertation, or who want to later apply for a PhD degree. Please write a statement when you apply to this half unit. In light of your statement your request can be accepted or declined. The course is designed for MSc students from the Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science, and is also available with permission as an outside option to students on other programmes where regulations permit. Please note that the course DOES NOT cover qualitative methods.
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School deadline for course choice is 5pm Monday 15 of October 2018 for Michaelmas Term and 5pm Friday 25 January 2019 for Lent Term
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PB416
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Please write a brief statement when you apply to take this course, indicating how it fits in with your past experience, your current studies or your future research or career plans. In the light of your statement your request may be accepted, declined if there is a clear lack of fit with the course, or you may be invited to book an office hour to discuss it. You may also be offered a place on the waiting list if the course cap number is currently expected to be reached or your fit with the course remains uncertain. In this case, the course convenor will come back to you as soon as possible to let you know if your request can be accepted or is declined; there is a lot of movement in student choices during Michaelmas and early Lent term as people learn more about courses on offer, and being on the waiting list for this course should not usually lead to your request being declined. Please note that this course is capped to 30 students. It is designed primarily for MSc students from the Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science – though students from other Departments interested in cultural similarities and differences and their relations to the mind and behaviour, or in evolutionary ideas in the social sciences, are always very welcome to take the course and do so very successfully.
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School deadline for course choice is 5pm Monday 15 of October 2018 for Michaelmas Term and 5pm Friday 25 January 2019 for Lent Term
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PB417
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Thank you for your interest in PB417- Consumer Psychology.
Please write a statement when you apply to this half unit. Do not hesitate to indicate what you expect from this option, how it could feed into your current studies and how it could be helpful for your future research or career plans. In light of your statement your request can be accepted, declined or you can be invited to book an office hour to be sure that PB417 is aligned with your expectations. If you are offered a place on the waiting list, the course convenor will come back to you within one week to let you know if your request can now be accepted or is declined. Please note that this half unit is capped to 30 students, is designed for MSc students from the Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science and is more specifically aligned with the MSc in Psychology of Economic Life.
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School deadline for course choice is 5pm Monday 15 of October 2018 for Michaelmas Term and 5pm Friday 25 January 2019 for Lent Term
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PB418
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Thank you for your interest in PB418 – Corporate Communication.
Please write a statement when you apply to this half unit. Do not hesitate to indicate what you expect from this option, how it could feed into your current studies and how it could be helpful for your future research or career plans. In light of your statement your request can be accepted, declined or placed on the waiting list. If you are offered a place on the waiting list, the course convenor will come back to you within one week to let you know if your request has been accepted or declined. Please note that this half unit is capped at 85 students. It is open to MSc students from the Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science This course is available on the MSc in Human Resources and Organisations (Organisational Behaviour), MSc in Organisational and Social Psychology, MSc in Psychology of Economic Life, MSc in Social and Cultural Psychology, MSc in Social and Public Communication, MSc in Strategic Communications, CEMS Exchange, Global MSc in Management, Global MSc in Management (CEMS MiM), Global MSc in Management (MBA Exchange) and MBA Exchange. This course is available with permission as an outside option to students on other programmes where regulations permit and subject to availability.
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School deadline for course choice is 5pm Monday 15 of October 2018 for Michaelmas Term and 5pm Friday 25 January 2019 for Lent Term
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PB421
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Thank you for your interest in PB421. Although this course is open to all it is capped and priority will be given to Psychological and Behavioural Science students. No statement is required. Places given on a first come first served basis. Please apply within the first week of the system opening. If you are waitlisted you will be further advised on possible time scale at the end of week one.
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School deadline for course choice is 5pm Monday 15 of October 2018 for Michaelmas Term and 5pm Friday 25 January 2019 for Lent Term
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PB423
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Thank you for your interest in PB432 - Social Representations.
Please write a statement when you apply to this half unit. Indicate what you expect from this option, how it could feed into your current studies and how it could be helpful for your future research or career plans. In light of your statement your request can be accepted or declined. If you are offered a place on the waiting list, the course convenor will come back to you as soon as possible and not more than 10 days later to let you know if your request has been accepted or declined. Please note that this half unit accepts a maximum of 34 students and it is designed for MSc students in the Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science. However, students from a diversity of departments in the School regularly apply and are accepted to take the course, and go on to complete it successfully.
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School deadline for course choice is 5pm Monday 15 of October 2018 for Michaelmas Term and 5pm Friday 25 January 2019 for Lent Term
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PB425
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Please write a brief statement when you apply to take this course, indicating how it fits in with your past experience, your current studies or your future research or career plans. In the light of your statement your request may be accepted or declined if there is a clear lack of fit with the course, or if the course is already full. You may also be offered a place on the waiting list if the course cap number is currently expected to be reached or your fit with the course remains uncertain. In this case, the course convenor will come back to you as soon as possible to let you know if your request can be accepted or is declined. Please note that there is a lot of movement in student choices during Michaelmas and early Lent term as people learn more about courses on offer, and being on the waiting list for this course should not usually lead to your request being declined. Please note that this course is capped to 30 students. It is designed primarily for MSc students from the Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science – though students from other Departments interested in group dynamics, are always very welcome to take the course and do so very successfully. I would recommend some basic understanding of social psychological processes, though.
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School deadline for course choice is 5pm Monday 15 of October 2018 for Michaelmas Term and 5pm Friday 25 January 2019 for Lent Term
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PB426
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Thank you for your interest in PB426 - Knowledge Processes in Organizations. This course is aligned with the MSc in Organisational and Social Psychology, and is best suited for those taught in organisational/applied psychology, behavioural science, organisational behaviour, management science, and decision sciences. When you apply to this half unit, please write a statement on how the course feeds into your current studies, how it is helpful for your future plans, and what you expect from the option. PB426 is capped to 30 students, and is usually over-subscribed, so your request will be accepted or declined on the basis of your statement. Should you be offered a place on the waiting list, the course convenor will reply to you by the end of the selection period to let you know if your request can be accepted or is declined.
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School deadline for course choice is 5pm Monday 15 of October 2018 for Michaelmas Term and 5pm Friday 25 January 2019 for Lent Term
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PB427
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Thank you for your interest in PB427 - Organisational and Social Decision-Making. This unit is aligned with the MSc in Organisational and Social Psychology, and is best suited for those taught in organisational/applied psychology, behavioural science, organisational behaviour, management science, and decision sciences. When you apply to this half unit, please write a statement on how the course feeds into your current studies, how it is helpful for your future plans, and what you expect from the option. PB427 is capped to 30 students, and is usually over-subscribed, so your request will be accepted or declined on the basis of your statement. Should you be offered a place on the waiting list, the course convenor will reply to you by the end of the selection period to let you know if your request can be accepted or is declined
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School deadline for course choice is 5pm Monday 15 of October 2018 for Michaelmas Term and 5pm Friday 25 January 2019 for Lent Term
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PB428
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Thank you for your interest in PB428 – Political Psychology: Inequality and Prejudice.
Please note that this half unit is designed for MSc students from the Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science (PBS), and that priority will be given to these students in allocation of places. However, we are also keen to teach students from other departments with an interest in the topics and approaches covered. To check that the course is a good fit for you, if you are not enrolled in a programme the PBS Department, we would like you to write a short statement to apply for a place in the course. Please use the statement to indicate what you expect from this option, how it could feed into your current studies, and how it could be helpful for your future research or career plans. In light of your statement, your request can be accepted, declined, or you can be invited to book an office hour to be sure that PB428 is aligned with your expectations. If you are offered a place on the waiting list, the course convenor will come back to you within one week to let you know if your request can then be accepted or is declined. We hope to be able to offer places to most students on the waiting list.
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School deadline for course choice is 5pm Monday 15 of October 2018 for Michaelmas Term and 5pm Friday 25 January 2019 for Lent Term
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PB429
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Thank you for your interest in PB429. Please note that this course is capped at 15 students.
Priority is given to students from Psychological and Behavioural Science department, however we welcome students from outside departments where space permits.
Personal statements should be provided. Describe why you would like to take this course
If there is a waiting list, you should know in week 2 whether you have a place.
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School deadline for course choice is 5pm Monday 15 of October 2018 for Michaelmas Term and 5pm Friday 25 January 2019 for Lent Term
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PB430
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Thank you for your interest in PB430. Please note that this course is capped at 30 students.
Priority is given to students from Psychological and Behavioural Science department, however we welcome students from outside departments where space permits.
Personal statements should be provided. Describe why you would like to take this course
If there is a waiting list, you should know in week 2 whether you have a place.
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School deadline for course choice is 5pm Monday 15 of October 2018 for Michaelmas Term and 5pm Friday 25 January 2019 for Lent Term
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PB431
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Thank you for your interest in PB431 - Social Psychology of Economic Life: Advanced Topics.
Please write a statement when you apply to this half unit. Do not hesitate to indicate what you expect from this option, how it could feed into your current studies and how it could be helpful for your future research or career plans. In light of your statement your request can be accepted, declined or you can be invited to book an office hour to be sure that PB431 is aligned with your expectations. If you are offered a place on the waiting list, the course convenor will come back to you within one week to let you know if your request can now be accepted or is declined.
Please note that this half unit is capped to 30 students, is designed for MSc students from the Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science and is more specifically aligned with the MSc in Psychology of Economic Life. Please also note that it DOES NOT cover organisational behaviour, behavioural economics, experimental economics or game theory.
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School deadline for course choice is 5pm Monday 15 of October 2018 for Michaelmas Term and 5pm Friday 25 January 2019 for Lent Term
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PB434
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Thank you for your interest in PB434 - Behavioural Science in an Age of New Technology.
Please write a statement when you apply to this half unit and indicate what you expect from the course, as well as how it is related to your interests and future career or research plans. In light of your statement your request can be accepted, declined or you can be invited to book an office hour to be sure that PB434 is aligned with your expectations. If you are offered a place on the waiting list, the course convenor will come back to you within one week to let you know if your request can now be accepted or is declined. Please note that this half unit is designed for MSc students from the Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science. The course DOES NOT require programming skills or knowledge.
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School deadline for course choice is 5pm Monday 15 of October 2018 for Michaelmas Term and 5pm Friday 25 January 2019 for Lent Term
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